Customer onboarding firm AU10TIX has revealed tech that can detect "manufactured" ID document images that have been produced using template editors or online and dark-web services.The synthetic ID image detection algorithms adds to AU10TIX's existing 2nd generation image tampering capabilities, further cementing AU10TIX BOS position as the forerunner of 2nd generation online ID authentication and onboarding technology.Today's ease of accessing ID image editing software and online services has made synthetic ID based fraud an increasingly serious problem."This achievement cannot be underestimated", says Ron Atzmon, Managing Director of AU10TIX: "AU10TIX pushed the boundaries of technology yet another time, helping online customer acquisition become safer but at the same time more frictionless. This is pixel-level image processing technology that can outperform even the professional human. And even more so when high traffic and rapid response are the name of the game"."We are told that fraud attempts decrease where AU10TIX BOS implementation is announced", says Ofer Friedman, VP Marketing of AU10TIX: "It is so because BOS 2nd generation technology is getting better and better in detecting the not-so-obvious forgery attempt. What's nice is that BOS is doing that while performing seconds-fast and turns customer experience to a simple Click & Go. The whole idea here is to push the boundaries of fraud protection while increasing conversion success rates and making back-office operations more efficient."
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