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Ari Jacoby

CEO at Deduce. Cybersecurity - Account Opening Fraud - Fraud Prevention - Identity Theft Protection - Customer Alerts - Account Takeover Detection & Risk Prevention

Ari Jacoby is a seasoned start-up executive with a strong background in Data & Technology, specializing in revenue generation through sales efforts, strategic partnerships, joint ventures, M&A, and licensing deals.

At Deduce, Ari has revolutionized online fraud technology, offering real-time suspicious login alerts at a fraction of the cost of traditional enterprise solutions, making it accessible to businesses of all sizes.

Deduce's approach focuses on augmenting existing fraud tools by analyzing billions of historical interactions to detect anomalies and prevent fraud, leading the industry towards prevention rather than remediation.

Ari's expertise spans across data, identity, risk, cybersecurity, CXO-level sales, business development, corporate strategy, licensing, international alliances, fundraising, M&A, and product development.

With a Bachelor's degree in Economics and Government from Georgetown University, Ari has held key leadership roles at various organizations, including CEO at Deduce, MD International at LiveRamp, and Founder & CEO at Circulate, Solve Media, and Newsletters.com among others.

Ari's vision for enhancing online security and preventing account takeovers has been lauded by industry experts, leading to increased customer retention and substantial ROI.

For more information or direct inquiries, Ari can be contacted via email at [email protected].

Highlights

May 29 · linkedin

In today's world, advancements in #AI and #deepfake technology make it easier than ever for people to create convincing false identities. Fraud has risen by 20% year-over-year, and the proliferation of AI-generated synthetic identities is just beginning. As of Q1 2022, one out of every four new accounts were fake. As you might imagine, that increase is largely related to the AI and synthetic fraud surge. As an example, the auto lending industry was hit the hardest in 2023, seeing a 98% spike in synthetic attempts to the tune of $7.9B in losses. These are big numbers and this isn't a problem that can be ignored! Companies who don't get proactive now, will have a much harder time reacting later.

May 22 · linkedin

According to the Deloitte Center for Financial Services, synthetic identity fraud stands to generate at least $23 billion in losses in the U.S. by 2030. It is the fastest growing financial crime in the country. We can predict that #AI will enable an even faster rise, with its ability to duplicate biometric information and circumvent standard KYC and identity prevention practices.

This is just the beginning of a rising wave of AI-generated financial fraud, as the ability to leverage deepfakes and clone likelinesses becomes even more sophisticated. Those who don't prepare now, will likely have to repair later.

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New York City Metropolitan Area