Jun 9, 2026 · 15 min · 11 segments
Fraud teams rarely struggle with the obvious cases. It's the in-between moments that are hardest: a suspicious login here, a profile change there, a third-party signal that something might be off. The…
Kristina WingersGuest
Jim YoungHost
A login from an unfamiliar device, a session that looks weird, maybe a signal from a third party that an account has co- been compromised.
At the same time, you don't just wanna cross your fingers and hope that whatever felt off was nothing to worry about.
So what do you do? Well, unfortunately for most banks and credit unions, the answer is not much.
Today, we're talking with Kristina Wingers about why that choice isn't good enough anymore and what a better option looks like.
A login from an unfamiliar device, a session that looks weird, maybe a signal from a third party that an account has co- been compromised.
At the same time, you don't just wanna cross your fingers and hope that whatever felt off was nothing to worry about.
So what do you do? Well, unfortunately for most banks and credit unions, the answer is not much.
Today, we're talking with Kristina Wingers about why that choice isn't good enough anymore and what a better option looks like.
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