The Compliance Gold Standard, Clickbooth Upgrades to OPTIZMO Platform.
Clickbooth, one of the most recognizable and fastest growing CPA Networks in online media, has recently implemented OPTIZMO Email Suppression List Management and Campaign Management software.
Clickbooth, one of the most recognizable and fastest growing CPA Networks in online media, has recently implemented OPTIZMOs Email Suppression List Management and Campaign Management software.
Worth Its Weight In Gold – With OPTIZMOs innovative platform and data synchronization feature, OPTiSync, Clickbooth is able to track, manage, and isolate email suppression list abuse issues through an infinite level of sub-IDs, while seamlessly providing its Advertisers with more security and transparency throughout the email cycle. In addition, OPTIZMOs alert notification system, Email Brand Manager, allows Clickbooth to know when consumer complaints and Mailer non-compliance issues occur in real-time, on-demand with a detailed profile for each and every compliance notification.
When asked why Clickbooth has chosen OPTIZMO as its new Compliance Partner, Ziare Brown, VP of Compliance and Enforcement for Clickbooth said, Everyday more and more Advertisers are transitioning to the OPTIZMO platform.
Financial Institutions: Fraud on the Decline, But Still a Concern
Banks still face serious challenges combating cyber crime, but overall fraud losses have been on the decline, according to two reports released yesterday. According to a survey conducted during the second quarter of 2011 by the Financial Services Information Sharing and Analysis Center (FS-ISAC), more FIs were able to prevent account take-over attempts in 2010 than in the previous year.
Of the 77 financial institutions that responded to the survey, 21 reported that they had account take-over attempts in 2009 or the first half of 2010. There were a total of 108 commercial account take-overs reported during the first 6 months of 2010, compared to 86 for the full year of 2009.
In 36 percent of those cases from the first half of 2010, fraudulent monetary transactions were created but stopped before funds left the financial institution, up from only 20 percent in 2009.
In 2009, 63 percent of account take-overs saw monetary transactions created and funds sent out of the FI, whereas that number was reduced to 27 percent in 2010.
We are very excited by these results, said Bill Nelson, CEO of the FS-ISAC.
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