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Caller ID, Social Media, High-Risk Transaction, and Home Title

Additional Monitoring & Alerts

Today’s gateways to identity fraud are ever-expanding. Fortunately, Iris stays on top of these risks and is continuously adding to our monitoring capabilities – so you can ensure your customers stay ahead of potential threats.

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Comprehensive Monitoring & Alerts

Beyond our flagship identity and credit monitoring services,
Iris offers an expanding suite of comprehensive monitoring and alert solutions.

Caller ID Monitoring & Alerts

Iris’ caller ID monitoring helps your customers protect themselves against fraud involving impersonation via telephone.

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Social Media Monitoring & Alerts

Iris’ social media monitoring alerts your customers when we detect indicators of account takeover or inappropriate content associated with their social media profiles.

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High-Risk Transaction Monitoring & Alerts

Iris’ high-risk transaction alerts notify your customers of identity validation attempts, allowing them to review the activity to determine if a fraudulent attempt is taking place.

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Home Title Monitoring & Alerts

Protect your customers against title fraud with ongoing monitoring of their property titles. Customers receive alerts of any suspicious activity or changes, ensuring their deeds remain secure.

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Caller ID Monitoring & Alerts

We alert your customers when we detect:

	A Masked Incoming Call This occurs when a criminal contacts your customer using a false number to impersonate an organization, institution, or other legitimate entity, usually in a vishing attempt to solicit sensitive information.
	A Masked Outgoing Call This occurs when a criminal uses your customer’s phone number to impersonate them when contacting others (called spoofing) – usually to gain access to their accounts, etc.

Social Media Monitoring & Alerts

Scammers and fraudsters are increasingly turning to social media to get the information they need to commit a crime, and parents are concerned about their children’s vulnerability to cyberbullying, violence, cyber predators, and more. Iris social media monitoring includes alerts for:

	Account Takeover Indicators in Social Posts, such as: Name or image change Hacked account mentions
	Sensitive Personal Info in Social Posts, including: Credit card numbers Social Security number Passport number Taxpayer ID number (ITIN) Date of birth Email address Phone number
	Inappropriate or Malicious Content, such as: Sexually explicit content or profanity Links appearing to be malware, phishing, scams, or spam Cyberbullying, predatory language, or violence.

High-Risk Transaction Monitoring & Alerts

High-risk transaction monitoring lets customers know when someone is trying to identify as them in scenarios such as signing up for new accounts, signing into online accounts, or calling customer service. We generate alerts based on three types of verification:

	Knowledge-Based Authentication Typically presented via questions such as “What city were you born in?” or “What addresses have you been associated with?”
	One-Time Passwords A unique code is either texted to a mobile device or sent via email.
	Document Authentication An official document is provided to validate an identity (such as a driver’s license or government-issued ID).

Home Title Monitoring & Alerts

We continuously monitor property titles and send alerts when we spot changes. Fraudsters can use your customer’s stolen property to:

	Forge Deeds Forge fraudulent deeds to sell the home and profit from the sale without your customer’s knowledge or consent.
	Refinance Mortgages Refinance the mortgage to steal your customer’s money and personal information.
	Fraudulent HELOCs Open a fraudulent HELOC, stealing the equity on your customer’s home.
	Withdraw Equity Withdraw home equity and fail to pay the new mortgage – leaving your customer at risk of foreclosure.