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Kyle Griffin

Fraud | Verification | Abuse | Authentication @ Incognia

Kyle Griffin is a professional with a diverse background in sales, account management, and professional athletics.

He holds a Bachelor of Science (BS) degree in Marketing from the University of Northern Colorado.

Kyle has experience working in various roles including Enterprise Account Executive at Incognia, Account Executive - Fraud & Risk at People Data Labs, and Senior Sales Development Representative at People Data Labs.

Prior to these roles, Kyle Griffin also served as a Federal Account Manager and Network Infrastructure Recruiter for Government Services at TEKsystems.

On top of his corporate experience, Kyle has a background in professional sports, having been a Professional Athlete in Football with the International Federation of American Football - IFAF.

During his time at the University of Northern Colorado, Kyle Griffin was a Student Athlete on the football team, showcasing his dedication and commitment both on the field and in his academic pursuits.

Highlights

Aug 13 · linkedin

Authenticating users is expensive. 💸

Here’s how Incognia made it 51% cheaper for one fintech:

The company was using facial biometrics to protect some high value features.

But using this biometrics check created two problems:

  1. It increased friction and frustration for users (especially older, less tech-y users)
  2. It was really expensive to make so many biometrics API calls

So they implemented Incognia’s risk assessment into their authentication flow.

Our risk assessment leverages device and location intelligence, in addition to other factors like fraud watchlists.

By implementing Incognia, the fintech was able to:

🤳 Reduce facial biometrics use by 45% 📉 Slash cost of authentication flow by 51% 🔐 See ZERO account takeovers for users that opted-in for location sharing

Investing in fraud prevention can be a great thing.

But make sure that money goes to good use.

Using passive signals + step-up authentication when needed =  Less costs, less friction.

Aug 2 · linkedin

Continuing to bring awareness to Account Sharing & Account Renting...

Our finding through multiple tests with food delivery companies: Drivers sharing accounts were 2x as likely to have incomplete deliveries.

This behavior results in a carelessness that affects delivery success.

Incomplete deliveries are not good for customer satisfaction and profitability.

And the account sharing itself can create a big liability risk. Problematic on multiple fronts.

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Scottsdale, Arizona, United States