ProSight Fraud Alert Network

Built exclusively for ProSight members, the ProSight Fraud Alert Network is an authenticated, industry-wide fraud prevention platform for fraud analysts, risk managers, chief risk officers, and other professionals in the banking industry.

Created to empower fraud teams, the ProSight Fraud Alert Network allows members to find authenticated industry contacts, send messages, get alerted of rising fraud schemes, exchange timely insights, and access curated industry content.

To join the ProSight Fraud Alert Network, your organization must be a member of the ProSight Financial Association.

Contact your Relationship Manager for more information on joining, or learn how to become a member.

If you are already a member, you can request access by completing the ProSight Fraud Alert Network form and coordinating with your dedicated Relationship Manager to finalize the associated agreement.

Once the agreement has been signed and processed, we’ll work with your team to gather user data and create credentials.

You’ll then receive an invitation email from Microsoft Invitations. Simply accept the invitation to activate your account and enable access via Single Sign-On (SSO) and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

Developed exclusively for ProSight members, this platform supports fraud teams within financial services organizations, including fraud analysts, risk managers, and chief risk officers.

Members receive curated, actionable alerts about emerging fraud trends, shared directly by peers and thought leaders at ProSight. The ProSight Fraud Alert Network prioritizes relevance and timeliness, reducing noise and giving you only the latest and greatest information.

• Fraud detection best practices
• Banking fraud collaboration
• Fraud intelligence sharing
• Fraud investigation alerts
• Fraud threat intelligence
• Peer-to-peer fraud sharing
• Anti-money laundering (AML) collaboration

You’ll receive two types of intelligence:

• Fraud Alerts – Timely, peer-shared updates on emerging threats, tactics, or trends. These are posted directly to the community for fast awareness and response.
• Fraud Incidents – Anonymized, detailed case studies of real fraud events, including detection methods and key takeaways, reviewed and published for community learning.