Binsy Geevarghese
Chief Product Officer
Allstate Identity Protection
Chris Olson
CEO
The Media Trust
Hunter Roberts
Sr. Director
Capital One
Jared Der-Yeghiayan
Director of Investigations
OKX
Jerome Dangu
CTO, Co-Foounder
Confiant
Jonathan Camfield
Defense Lead, Security Policy
Meta
Kate Griffin
Director
Aspen Institute Financial Security Program
Kathy Stokes
Senior Director
AARP
Lynette Owens
VP Consumer Education and Marketing
TrendLife - Trend Micro's consumer business unit
Mercedeh Mortazavi
Head of Financial Health
JPMorganChase
Nicole Smith
Manager, External Relations, Customer Trust
Amazon
Ravi Govindaraju
Head of Trust and Security
JPMorganChase
Stephen Keefe
VP Identity Services
Mastercard
Teresa Pico
Head of Consumer Protection
Adobe
Nils Mueller
Director, North America Chapter
Melissa Bosworth
North America Marketing Manager
Molly Rubenstein
Senior Chapter Liaison, Americas
Information Sharing to Combat Fraud: Analysis of Statutory Permissions and Constraints
A new joint paper from ACAMS and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA) examines the U.S. legal frameworks governing fraud intelligence sharing — and finds that existing law permits significantly more sharing than most institutions currently act on. Drawing on legal research contributed by Akin, the paper offers a plain-language breakdown of where safe harbors, exceptions, and affirmative permissions already exist. Prepared for the ACAMS International Anti-Fraud & Technology Task Force and refined with input from GASA's member network, the paper is intended to spark dialogue and inform next steps for industry and policymakers alike. Join the conversation! Webinar July 27, 2026: https://www.acams.org/en/training/webinars/fraud-focus-navigating-complexity-in-fraud-information-sharing
Nomorobo Joins Scam.org to Shield Consumers from Fraudulent Calls and Texts
Nomorobo has joined Scam.org as a member partner, bringing call and text blocking technology into the platform to help consumers protect themselves from fraudulent communications.
Scams Surge Across the U.S.: 82% of Adults Targeted as Engagement and Losses Continue to Rise
The Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), in collaboration with Iris® Powered by Generali, has released the State of Scams USA 2026 Report.
State of Scams in The United States of America - 2026
This study of 3,110 U.S. adults shows that scam exposure remains widespread, with 82% encountering a scam in the past year. While 86% say they are confident in recognizing scams, 43% still interacted with a scammer (56% of those exposed). Ultimately, 9% experienced financial or data loss, and only 4% reported the incident to authorities. Among victims, the impact extends beyond financial harm, with 59% reporting effects on mental wellbeing, and more than half experiencing repeat scams.