Anusha Parisutham
Anusha Parisutham is the Senior Director of Product at Feedzai for platform and AI. She is passionate about bringing products and capabilities from concept to market in order to continuously improve financial crime detection and risk operations. She and her team ensure scalability and robustness of Feedzai’s RiskOps platform.
What Is a Fraud Score and Why Does It Matter?
A fraud score acts as a bouncer at the door of a hip business. It’s the silent, super-smart guard that quickly decides who to welcome in and who to turn away. It’s there to ensure that everyone who belongs inside can do so smoothly, while keeping unwelcome guests out. As digital transaction volumes rise, the market for global fraud detection and prevention solutions is projected to grow to $226 billion in value by 2033, according to Market.us.1
Anusha Parisutham
9 minutes • Fraud & Scams
GenAI Fraud: What It Is, How It Works, and How to Stop It
GenerativeAI (GenAI) isn’t a buzzword. In just a few short years, it has transformed from a radical new concept to a widely used practice across multiple businesses and industries, including financial services. Unfortunately, criminals are among the adopters adding GenAI techniques into their methods. Losses from GenAI fraud could reach $40 billion by 2027, according to projections by Deloitte.1
Anusha Parisutham
8 minutes • AI & Technology
How Feedzai IQ™ Is Redefining Fraud Intelligence
Imagine going into a bakery and ordering a cake. Instead of a delicious confection, you’re handed a box filled with flour, sugar, eggs, butter, and frosting— the ingredients needed to make a cake, but it’s not a cake. Many banks face a similar experience in fraud prevention. You have tons of raw data but often struggle to turn it into something truly tangible: That’s where Feedzai IQ™—our new AI solution for fraud prevention—comes into play. Feedzai IQ™ is a game-changer because it shifts the focus from sharing data to sharing fraud insights.
Anusha Parisutham
5 minutes • AI & Technology
What is Network Intelligence and How Can It Prevent Fraud and Financial Crime?
Fraudsters share their latest scams just as easily as social media influencers share makeup tutorials or cooking tips. These criminal networks are fast, adaptive, and costly – hitting US victims for more than $16.6 billion in 2024 alone.1 To fight back, banks and financial institutions need a smarter, more connected approach to fraud defense and AML transaction monitoring. That’s the promise of network intelligence. It’s all about quickly analyzing data to understand fraud threats across the whole system.
Anusha Parisutham
7 minutes • AI & Technology
How AI is Helping Fight Back Against Financial Crime
While it’s true that bad actors currently leverage AI with few restraints, the “good actors” in financial services possess their ...
Anusha Parisutham
3 minutes • AI & Technology