Question: Can you recommend a fraud prevention service that uses email intelligence to assess risk and authenticate customers?

For a fraud prevention service that uses email intelligence to assess risk and authenticate customers, LexisNexis Emailage provides a rich option. It combines email metadata and PII to produce a risk score, offers a global email intelligence network and integrates with other LexisNexis Risk Solutions products. That makes it a good option for e-commerce, financial services and insurance companies that want to cut fraud and boost revenue.

Another mature option is IBM Security Trusteer, a cloud-based service that uses AI and machine learning to spot fraud and authenticate customers. It can spot fraud in real time, assess identity risk and offer other security features to try to keep attackers at bay. Trusteer's products have a high fraud detection rate with a low false positive rate, and it's designed to be a flexible, adaptable fraud prevention service.

IPQS also offers a sophisticated AI-based fraud detection service that offers real-time insights through complex algorithms that analyze more than 300 data points. The service includes features like email verification, phone validation and URL scanning, and can be used for fraud prevention and cybersecurity. IPQS integrates with Hubspot and Salesforce, among other services, and offers a free tier and other pricing plans to accommodate businesses of all sizes.

For a more focused email protection, Agari offers a range of cybersecurity products, including Cloud Email Protection and Suspicious Email Analysis. The products use machine learning and threat intelligence to block sophisticated email attacks, and offer strong threat detection and flexible deployment options for cloud and on-premise environments.