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Fraud Isn’t Just a Data Problem — It’s a Human One

Fortza Team |

Over the past few weeks, I’ve shared a perspective that’s been missing in most boardrooms and fraud strategy decks:

We’ve been chasing anomalies and missing intent.
We’ve been training AI on transactions and ignoring emotion.
We’ve been watching our users, but overlooking our agents.

This is the blind spot. And it’s the 98% of fraud detection we’ve been ignoring.


Here’s what we’ve covered:

  • Post 1: The Blind Spot — why traditional fraud systems fail to ask why
  • Post 2: Fraud Is a Social Act — the role of behavior, context, and environment
  • Post 3: Pattern vs. Motivation — why intent modeling beats anomaly chasing
  • Post 4: When AI Needs a Therapist — understanding emotional signals at scale
  • Post 5: Agent Fraud — why internal risk is your next frontier

If any of that hit a nerve, you’re not alone. CISOs, heads of fraud, and customer experience leaders are all starting to realize:

You can’t build digital trust on statistical thresholds alone.
You can’t ignore the people inside the perimeter.
And you can’t scale protection unless your system understands why fraud happens.


The Call to Action: Let’s Talk

Fortza is built for the teams who are ready to get ahead of fraud, not just react to it.

Whether you’re dealing with:

  • BPO partners and distributed agent networks
  • High-velocity transactions with risky handoffs
  • Customer support systems vulnerable to manipulation
  • A growing sense that your current detection strategy isn’t keeping up

Let’s have a conversation.

We’re not selling another fraud dashboard. We’re offering a new lens—one that sees people, not just patterns.

Ready to challenge your fraud assumptions?

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