Pune, India -- (SBWIRE) -- 02/15/2018 -- The digital economy is constantly evolving, affecting almost every business and seeking attention to traditional fraud management processes. Today's businesses need to understand all of the scams when they connect with businesses through multiple channels using different mobile devices. Fraud detection protects customer and corporate assets, accounts, information, transactions and transactions through real-time analysis of activities by customers and other distinct, predefined entities. It uses a background server-based process that inspects the accessibility and patterns of users and other clearly defined objects and correlates them with a single summary of what is needed for decision making.

Detecting fraud will not interfere with the user unless the user's activity is suspected. The anti-fraud management system uses a hybrid model of advanced analytical techniques and rule-based, complete approaches that cover a wide range of analytical techniques.
Anti-fraud management systems effectively counter fraud by detecting and analyzing problems and providing support to make immediate decisions.
Companies profiled in this report: SAP SE, Capgemini, SAS Institute, BAE Systems Inc., Fiserv Inc., IBM Corporation, Oracle Corporation, Fair Isaac Corporation, Computer Sciences Corporation, ACI Worldwide Inc. and Threatmetrix

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Increased cyber attacks and dynamic fraud against multiple channels and products can allow companies to adopt a variety of anti-fraud management systems.
With the digitization and evolution of technology, companies can provide solutions and services more efficiently. This factor is expected to have a positive impact on the growth of the global anti-fraud management system.
The integration of anti-fraud management systems and the complexity of government regulation and standardization are the limiting factors for the growth of anti-fraud management systems around the world.

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By region, the global anti-fraud management systems market can be divided into North America, Central and South America, Western Europe, Eastern Europe, and Asia Pacific excluding Japan, Japan, the Middle East and Africa.
North America will continue to be the leader over the forecast period. The growth of the local market is greatly expanding due to the easy adoption of the population and better disposable income.
Since the majority of major companies are headquartered in the United States and the region is one of the most technologically advanced regions, the region is expected to maintain its leading position during the forecast period. Continued adoption of consumer electronics is a key factor in the healthy growth of the Asia Pacific anti-tamper management systems market, which has the highest potential during the forecast period.
The Western European market holds a notable share of the world's anti-malware management market, which is also a major supplier of anti-fraud management systems