Hear from Christophe Van de Weyer on what healthcare organizations can do to reduce cyber risks and safeguard their sensitive data (via Forbes Technology Council). ⤵
Telesign
IT Services and IT Consulting
Marina del Rey, CA 73,502 followers
Digital Identity & Programmable Communications
About us
Telesign, a part of the Proximus Group, provides Continuous Trust™ to leading global enterprises by connecting, protecting, and defending their digital identities. Telesign verifies over five billion unique phone numbers a month, representing half of the world’s mobile users, and provides insights into the remaining billions. The company’s powerful machine learning and extensive data science deliver identity risk recommendations with a unique combination of speed, accuracy, and global reach. Telesign solutions provide fraud protection, secure communications, and enable the digital economy by helping companies and customers to engage with confidence.
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http://www.telesign.com
External link for Telesign
- Industry
- IT Services and IT Consulting
- Company size
- 501-1,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Marina del Rey, CA
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2005
- Specialties
- Account Security, Account Access & Usage, Account Recovery, 2-Factor Authentication, 2FA, SMS & Voice Verification, PhoneID Fraud Prevention, Mobile App-Based Authentication, and Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS)
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13274 Fiji Way Marina
Suite 600
Marina del Rey, CA 90292, US
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111 W Evelyn Avenue
Suite 117
Sunnyvale, CA 94086, US
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210 High Holborn
4th Floor
London, WC1V 7DL, GB
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11070 Novi Beograd
Trešnjinog cveta 1
Belgrade, RS
Employees at Telesign
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Christopher Thompson
Product and portfolio officer in the trusted communications platforms as a service business.
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Christophe Van de Weyer
Chief Executive Officer at Telesign
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Surash Patel
SaaS growth leader and Non exec
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Guillaume Boutin
Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and member of the Board at Proximus | Chairman of the Board at Telesign | CEO ad interim and Chairman of the Board at…
Updates
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Telesign is at #Bitcoin2024! Check out two ways you can connect with us at the event: ▶️ Book a meeting with us in advance for a chance to win a Bitkey*: https://lnkd.in/eTzd4gDH ▶️ Stop by our booth (#723) at 11 a.m. or 1 p.m. to catch one of our in-booth demos hosted by Michael Lappin. At each live demo, you will have a chance to win a Luminous 2.0 LED charger*! We'll see you soon! 👋
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SIM farm scams occur when fraudsters buy a large amount of SIM cards, activate them, and then use them to verify new phone numbers during account registrations. This can result in fake account fraud exposure. As SIM farm attacks become more prevalent, companies need to extend their security measures beyond conventional 2FA tools to adequately defend themselves and their platforms. Learn how Telesign can provide real-time insights to help you determine phone number legitimacy and stay protected against SIM farm attacks: https://lnkd.in/ewefeRYE
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Digital fraud is becoming a bigger threat, and today's consumers can sense it. We recently released the first set of results from our 2024 Telesign Trust Index, which explores how consumers worldwide feel about trust in our digital world. 58% of global consumers surveyed said they are more fearful of becoming a victim of fraud now than they were two years ago. With fraudulent activity fueled by AI on the rise, now is the time for companies to start prioritizing trust.
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“What excites me about the work is knowing that Telesign is delivering on that mission, with truly breakthrough technologies, with an incredibly inspired and talented team, and at a time when the risks have never been higher.” 🙌 Get to know our CEO, Christophe Van de Weyer, and learn more about some exciting innovations on the horizon at Telesign:
AiThority Interview with Christophe Van de Weyer, CEO of Telesign
https://aithority.com
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Welcome to the team, Geoffrey! 👋
Global HR Executive | CHRO/SVP/VP | Executive Coach | Mergers & Acquisition | Strategic HRBP | Organizational Change | Talent Strategy | Employee Experience & Engagement
I'm excited to share that I’ve joined Telesign as Chief People Officer! Telesign provides Continuous Trust™ to leading global enterprises by connecting, protecting, and defending their digital identities. I’m motivated to shape Telesign’s future by investing in our employees and building upon our engaging culture as we drive further innovation in the Digital Identity (DI) and Communications Platform as a Service (CPaaS) industries. I'm grateful to everyone who has supported me on my career journey thus far. I can't wait to partner with the talented Telesign team — here's to an exciting new chapter! #TelesignTogether
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Not-so-fun fact: 4 out of 10 shoppers on a retail site are not human. 🛍️🤖 Visit our e-Commerce hub to unlock best practices for reducing fake accounts, explore product recommendations, and learn how Telesign supports the online retail industry: https://lnkd.in/d5ug2r7b
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All it takes is one data breach to cause significant harm to your company's reputation. We recently released the first set of results from our 2024 Telesign Trust Index, which explores how consumers worldwide feel about trust in our digital world. 64% of global respondents who were victims of fraud due to a data breach indicated that the incident negatively impacted their view of the brand. With account takeover attempts and other fraudulent activity fueled by generative AI on the rise, now is the time for companies to start prioritizing trust. Unlock more findings from the Trust Index: https://lnkd.in/dRFJx_Qh
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Credit card fraud is a major concern for businesses and consumers alike. Whether you're swiping IRL or virtually, here are six ways that credit card fraud can happen: 1. Skimming: This involves copying information from the magnetic strip of a credit card, typically using a small device attached to ATMs or point-of-sale terminals. Fraudsters use this copied data to create a counterfeit card. 2. Phishing: Fraudsters send fake emails or text messages that appear to be from legitimate sources, tricking individuals into providing their credit card details. 3. Data breaches: Hackers infiltrate company databases to steal large volumes of credit card information. These breaches often target businesses with inadequate security measures. 4. Account takeover: Cybercriminals gain access to an individual’s account by acquiring login credentials, often through phishing or data breaches, and then use stored credit card information to make unauthorized transactions. 5. Card-not-present (CNP) fraud: This occurs when fraudsters use stolen credit card information to make online or over-the-phone purchases. Since the physical card is not needed, it’s harder to verify the transaction. Learn more about credit card fraud, who is most at risk, and the best strategies used to counter it: https://lnkd.in/eXKGjZaX
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Between the rise of generative AI and sophisticated deepfake technology, today's fraudsters are equipped with powerful tools to attack e-Commerce and retail businesses. In the latest issue of Retail Today Magazine, hear from Senior Solutions Engineer Stefan Stankov on how Telesign's cutting-edge solutions can help businesses combat these emerging fraud trends while improving the customer experience:
How Retailers Can Protect Against Deepfakes and ATO Attacks
magazine.retail-today.com