Dennis Weiss
DATE
Thursday, December 3, 2026
TIME
4 pm ET
LOCATION
Zoom
Your fraud detection program uses active and passive data. But are you getting enough value from both?
Join Dennis Weiss, CEO of IPQS, Alexander Hall, VP of Fraud Strategy, and Anthony Pellettier of Vibee for a discussion on the shift toward passive signals and what fraud teams need to do to keep up.
We’ll cover:
- Why active data is shrinking and passive signals are becoming more important
- How to evaluate signals based on what they cost an attacker to fake
- How to score first-time customers when demand spikes
- Which metrics actually matter
Active data can be cheap to acquire and easy to manipulate. Passive signals are harder to fake.
Ten years ago, a transaction might come with a shipping address and tracking number. In digital experiences like gaming and Vibee’s offerings, those signals may not be available. Fraud teams need to make confident decisions without the data they once relied on.
What happens when your next demand surge brings thousands of customers you’ve never seen before?
Register by November 18 to receive complimentary craft spirits from Weiss Distilling or coffee from Sabbath Coffee, plus a mixology lesson before the discussion.
Speakeasy Rules
To foster an open discussion, we have a policy that the details shared during the event remain confidential. Therefore, these events are not recorded or transcribed. This allows participants to openly share stories of real-life fraud attacks with the group.
Custom Cocktails
Enjoy a complimentary bottle of Weiss liquor or sabbath coffee beans delivered to your door for the virtual happy hour. Provide your address during registration to participate.
Community Vibes
This event will be an interactive forum. This is a series of regular gatherings to bring together the fraud-fighting community, all from the comfort of your home or office.