Canada's biggest banks and telecom companies form coalition to tackle fraud worth millions

Canada's biggest banks and telecom companies form coalition to tackle fraud worth millions

Canada’s biggest banks and telecoms launched a platform that will allow them to work together to identify and prevent repeat fraud. Read on.

Banks, telecoms launch fraud intelligence-sharing platform

Cross-Sector Anti-Fraud Exchange allows companies to share internal data about scammers trying to steal money from consumers, institutions

Canada’s Leading Financial Institutions, Telecom Providers and EnStream Join Forces to Launch the Cross-Sector Anti-Fraud Exchange - CanadianSME Small Business Magazine

Bell, BMO, CIBC, Desjardins, National Bank, RBC, Rogers Communications, Scotiabank and TELUS can now share confirmed fraud intelligence through a single platform, built by EnStream, to close the sector gaps criminals exploit and to enable stronger, faster fraud protection for Canadians Canada's leading financial institutions, telecom providers and EnStream today announce the launch of the Cross-Sector

Rogers, Bell and Telus Team Up With Canada’s Banks to Fight Scams

Canada's major banks and wireless carriers, including Bell, Rogers and Telus, are now sharing fraud information through a new system designed to catch scammers faster. The Cross-Sector Anti-Fraud Exchange (CSAFE) launched on October 14, allowing banks and telecom companies to share information about confirmed fraud cases. The system was developed by EnStream, a joint venture

Canadian carriers and banks partner on anti-fraud initiative

Canadian telecoms and financial institutions have partnered on a new anti-fraud initiative. It’s dubbed the Cross-Sector Anti-Fraud Exchange (CSAFE) and it comes in partnership between Bell, Rogers and Telus’ digital security joint venture EnStream and BMO, CIBC, Desjardins, National Bank, Scotiabank and RBC. Together, the companies aim to improve data protection for Canadians by sharing […]