Technology

eyeDES is a new technology that has been implemented in next-generation fraud management solutions, including automatic analysis and monitoring. The solutions can be customized according to the client database characteristics and requirements and  can be easily updated on a regular basis. The technology is based on a combination of artificial intelligence algorithms.

In essence, the technology provides the ability to develop and deploy multiple risk prediction scoring and decision making models spanning all types of fraud in industries like banking, insurance, and telecommunications. eyeDES solutions not only span and detect the whole spectrum of fraud types, but also support all fundamental role players, processes and procedures to reduce and manage fraud risk.

The performance of eyeDES solutions have been tested and results indicate that fraud detection rates rank as one of the highest and even exceed detection rates demonstrated by other available products on the market.

 
 
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