GlossaryNetwork Authentication and Fraud Prevention
What is Network Authentication and Fraud Prevention?
In short
Network Authentication and Fraud Prevention uses signalling data from a phone call either to confirm that the call originated from a device known to be in possession of the genuine user or to detect when the call has originated from a device, location or network indicative of suspicious behaviour.
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