We detect all forms of call spoofing, and provide an accurate analysis within 2 seconds of each call.

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Phone Fraud Detection
Identify spoofed calls in 2 seconds
Our fraud detection platform flags suspicious callers with 3 easy-to-read fraud levels (Low, Medium, and High). We
detect all forms of call spoofing, and provide an accurate analysis within 2 seconds of each call. Our warnings allow
agents to handle all callers appropriately, based on their fraud threat. If a caller is certified Low threat level, agents
can stick to normal authentication protocol. If callers are Medium or High risk, they can ask additional security
questions. Next Caller is your first line of defense against phone fraud.
Your clients' information is vulnerable
Call spoofing is the leading contributor to the rising
increase in phone fraud, primarily because of how easy
and effective it has become. There are even apps such as
SpoofCard (intended for prank calling), that allow anyone,
regardless of technical expertise, to mask their caller ID
and easily spoof your call center. This act of spoofing is
completely undetectable by your agents, because their
caller ID tools cannot differentiate between calls from the
physical device that owns the number, and a device that
has spoofed the number.
Identity thieves are extremely resourceful. Here's how they compromise accounts:
Step 1
An identity thief obtains a target's phone number and address. This is done through several methods, but rifling
through garbage is the simplest way.
Step 2
The thief identifies which businesses the target uses. After identifying a name and address from the garbage, a thief
can simply peek into a mailbox to get everything he or she needs to know.
Step 3
The thief calls your business and spoofs the phone number obtained from the discarded email. By using any of the
free, accessible, and untraceable methods, like SpoofCard, the account information of the victim will appear on the
agent's screen.
Step 4
The thief only has to convince the agent that he or she is the account holder by verifying the information on the
screen. Since most institutions ask for name, address, or elementary school name, a quick Google search is all the
thief needs to complete the hack (if the discarded email wasn't enough by itself).
Because it is the agent's job to assist the caller, he or she will naturally try to help the caller access the account. If the
thief was unable to trick your first agent, they will keep calling to gather tiny bits of data. Through a little brute force, a
thief can compromise your company's security.

2. Step 5
The thief's work is done, but it's just getting started for your business. You now need to cover/undo the damage, and
inform your valued client that his or her account was compromised.
Rest assured, the identity thief will use the account information leaked at your company to hack into your client's
accounts at other institutions. Unfortunately, it's that easy.
For pennies per call, and a very simple API integration,
you can prevent all of this from happening
How it works
Our Fraud APITM requires no software or hardware, and installation for most clients is same-day. After we perform a
deep analysis of the call, we simply output the caller's fraud level via our Fraud API.
Output
Low
An output of "Low" means we can certify that the caller is calling from the device that owns the number, and nothing
out of the ordinary is happening. Agents can proceed with the standard authentication of your business.
Medium
An output of "Medium" means we cannot certify the identity of the caller, and that spoofing may be occurring. We also
flag disposable phones as Medium (when detectable), because the vast majority of phone fraud occurs via
disposable phones. Your company needs to be more vigilant with Medium threat callers, so we recommend you ask
an additional security question.
High
The output of "High" means that we are certain the caller is deliberately masking his or her caller ID, or has been
flagged as "high risk" by our network for a number of other factors. We strongly advise you ask these callers two
additional security questions. We also recommend that you DO NOT pass these callers through any automated
system, especially for services like new card activation. Non-malicious spoof does occur, albeit rarely, but we
recommend you treat all these callers with caution.
Go ahead, try to spoof us
Let your best engineers try to fool our platform.
The system will ID each inbound caller as Low, Medium, or High risk.
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Impressed so far?
It gets better. Our Fraud API is not only simple to implement, it's also affordable. For pennies per call (no setup,
maintenance, or any other fees) you can dramatically reduce phone fraud at your company. Pricing is based on
volume, so fill out the form below to learn more and check off one more problem from your call center's list.
Not sure if spoofing is hurting your business? We'll perform a free security audit detailing your highest vulnerabilities,

3. and discuss how exactly we are able to compromise your existing security protocols. A mutual non-disclosure and
audit authorization agreement is required before proceeding.