
If you work in online fraud prevention, chances are you've caught the "bug". The bug that makes you passionate about identifying & preventing cybercriminals from getting away with stealing from your company, or your client's companies. Most people who have made cyber-fraud their career have the perfect balance of analytical and social skills, a strong sense of justice and the curiosity that will d... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 403 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In this solo episode of Fraudology, Karisse Hendrick bre... more
In this episode of Fraudology, host Karisse Hendrick welcomes back Marc Evans, a veteran Las Vegas detective and the founder of Fraud Hero. Marc provides an on-the-ground debrief of the rapidly shifting fraud landscape, sharing front-line insights in... more
In this episode of Fraudology, Karisse Hendrick comes to you from a beachside work-cation in Florida to deliver an essential debrief on the latest shifts in the e-commerce fraud landscape. Fresh off the Accertify Global Customer Summit, Karisse share... more
In this episode of Fraudology, Karisse Hendrick is joined by Robert Siciliano, a world-renowned security analyst, bestselling author, and the architect of the Strategic Human Firewall. While the industry often obsesses over technological solutions, R... more
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I think this is a useful and enjoyable podcast (I do wish for more case studies and deeper dives, as a lot of episodes seem to only scratch the surface of topics), and Karisse is a very passionate host. What makes some episodes less enjoyable though is that Karisse tends to talk over her guests without giving them enough time to properly speak, and it’s a personal pet peeve of mine when listening to interesting podcasts. Karisse is certainly not the only host to have this tendency in the podcast... more
literally you have to skip forward 10 minutes before the episode actually starts. As time goes on for a talk and gets worse and worse about nothing I think two years ago you could skip forward five minutes, now it’s 10 minutes
If you can pay someone for a cliff notes on each episode, you’ll be in good shape. She has the uncanny ability to talk 20 minutes about nothing except hearing her own voice. Valuable information is hidden between rants and off-topic tangents, oh and did I mention she will repeat the same thing over and so many different ways you did not think it was possible
I recently connected with Karisse on LinkedIn and I’m so glad that I did. My connections outside of my current/previous employers is small but growing. With two episodes under my ear(belt) I feel so excited to learn more and have a better understanding of steps I need to take to continue to grow in this field. She is an expert on most things fraud and brings a new specialist in each episode to offer their perspective. For anyone managing a team of fresh fraud fighters, this should be on their to... more
Brilliant, love it
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A focused, practitioner-oriented show exploring online fraud prevention, risk, and security strategy. Episodes often combine industry news with expert analysis from fraud leaders, security researchers, andPayments professionals to translate complex topics into actionable guidance. Core themes include AI-enabled fraud, first- and third-party fraud, scam ecosystems, regulatory and policy implications, and practical defense techniques for merchants, banks, and tech platforms. Noteworthy traits include high-caliber guests from across technology and payments, a strong emphasis on cross-functional collaboration, and clear pathways for career resilience in a fast-changing field. The show also features sponsor integrations and event-focused episode... more
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