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Published December 4, 2024
Our 12th annual Data Breach Industry Forecast is your guide to navigating the evolving cybersecurity landscape. Packed with expert insights, this report helps you stay ahead of emerging threats in 2025.
- Explore exclusive predictions and cutting-edge analysis to anticipate key cyber risks.
- Learn about hacker-on-hacker crime, rising workplace fraud, and AI-driven attacks.
- Get actionable insights to protect your business — download the full forecast today.
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Checklist: Modernizing Your Collection Strategy
Changes in consumer behavior and advancements in data and technology mean that traditional collection methods may no longer produce the best results.
Download our checklist for four key signs that your strategy needs updating and how modern solutions can help:
- Lack of proper account prioritization
- Low engagement and high call avoidance
- Outdated scoring or models
- Inefficient manual processes
White Paper
State of Student Loans
Explore Experian’s latest State of Student Loans white paper to uncover key trends, borrower insights, and the evolving impact of student debt on financial health. Learn how data-driven solutions can help lenders and consumers navigate today’s student loan landscape.
Key considerations include:
- Strategies to engage consumers proactively to provide resources
- Recalibration of risk models
- Mitigating fraud while navigating the changing landscape
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Safeguarding home equity lending with Experian
Home equity lending is shifting fast and hidden risks could be costing you.
- Fraud is rising: Identity theft and misrepresentation are becoming more common, increasing losses and slowing approvals.
- Workflows are outdated: Manual processes and legacy systems are creating bottlenecks and inefficiencies.
- Profitability is impacted: Many lenders underestimate how these issues affect their bottom line.