K(NO)W Identity Conference 2017: Whitepages Pro to Discuss Ways to Reduce Risk with Automated Identity Verification Solutions

WASHINGTON, DC–(Marketwired – May 11, 2017) –

WHO: Whitepages Pro Vice President of Marketing Tom Donlea will participate in a panel discussing how automation is bringing improved efficiency and cost savings to the identity industry at the K(NO)W Identity Conference May 15-17, 2017.

WHAT: The identity verification industry is rapidly evolving to keep pace with the rapid growth of online customer transactions. In a K(NO)W panel titled “Automate! Automate! Automate!,” Donlea will join experts from IDology, NuData Security, OutsideIQ and ThreatMetrix to discuss the ever-expanding role of automated identity solutions in a risk management strategy. Attendees will learn how behavior, device, identity and other data can be layered together to reduce manual review, improve the customer experience and uncover more fraud. 

Three of the top five U.S. banks, GoPro, Microsoft and other top brands around the world trust Whitepages Pro global consumer identity verification data to verify the identity of new customers.

WHEN: Tuesday, May 16, 2017 10:15-11:00 AM ET

WHERE: The K(NO)W Identity Conference (May 15-17), created by One World Identity, will be held in the Ronald Reagan Building and International Trade Center in Washington, DC.

About Whitepages Pro
Whitepages Pro provides businesses with global identity verification solutions that help companies identify legitimate customers, prevent fraudulent transactions, and smooth new customer account creation. The Whitepages Pro Identity Graph database, which includes more than 5 billion global identity records, delivers unparalleled coverage, accuracy, and performance in identity verification. Businesses of all sizes including Microsoft, Western Union, Under Armour, Priceline, and American Airlines use Whitepages Pro data to mitigate risk and improve the customer experience.

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