Fraud today doesn’t just exploit systems, it exploits identities. With synthetic users, facial spoofing, and deepfake-assisted impersonation on the rise, traditional fraud models can’t keep up. Facia delivers the biometric fraud intelligence modern organizations need to detect, decode, and prevent advanced identity abuse.
With identity fraud among the top contributors
Report challenges catching new types of digital impersonation attacks
Start with account takeovers or identity spoofing at entry points
Today’s fraud isn’t always transactional; it’s identity-first. Attackers are using generative AI, social engineering, and biometric manipulation to penetrate systems designed for scale.
Facia provides visibility into how these fraud types evolve, and how identity tech is responding.
Facia supports fraud prevention teams with data, insights, and best-practice models tailored to AI-era risks.
Explore how facial recognition systems are being attacked, including morphing, swapping, and adversarial inputs.
Stay updated on passive vs active presentation attacks and which liveness models are proving resilient.
Understand how organizations are combining facial identity with session behavior, typing cadence, and device intelligence to flag anomalies.
Compare attack vectors across industries and geographies to anticipate emerging threats.
Prevent entry of bots and synthetic identities before they access the system
Add biometric checkpoints for session re-authentication or high-value actions
Reduce fraud risk by verifying real-user presence
Equip teams with clear biometric logs and explainable identity risk scoring
Use biometric metadata to strengthen fraud models without disrupting UX
Facia helps you rethink fraud prevention beyond passwords and rules-based models. Our data-driven insights cover:
Fraudsters evolve. With Facia, so does your prevention model.
Fraud prevention in the AI era requires more than detection; it demands understanding. Facia equips fraud teams, risk leaders, and platform builders with the biometric identity intelligence needed to stop abuse before it scales.