Amanda Mickleburgh
director – Merchant Fraud Product
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Amanda Mickleburgh
Amanda brings more than 15 years’ experience working in fintech to her current role as product director for ACI’s Merchant Fraud solution. Since joining ACI in 2007 she has held roles across sales, strategic relationship management and product management, with a specific focus on eCommerce fraud prevention.
Amanda’s specific expertise is in leveraging data to enable risk-based screening for authentication, machine learning, artificial intelligence and behavioral analytics. Amanda applies these emerging technologies to payment fraud detection and prevention strategies. She also has a particular interest in using data intelligence for aiding conversion and removing friction from payment flows, helping to create value for ACI’s customers and key stakeholders.
More articles by Amanda Mickleburgh
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SCA: How PSPs Can Help Merchants Stay One Step Ahead
Tuesday, June 23, 2020 Amanda Mickleburgh to Payments Risk ManagementThe main objective of PSD2’s Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is to protect customers and reduce fraud by introducing new measures that ensure that customer-initiated transactions are being made by the genuine cardholder.
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Merchant Fraud in the Age of COVID-19: We Need to Prepare Ourselves for a “Tidal Wave” of Attacks
Thursday, April 30, 2020 Amanda Mickleburgh to Payments Risk Management, eCommerceWith millions of consumers around the world self-quarantining at home, online shopping for goods, services and entertainment has become the new normal for many. A recent analysis of our own data has shown that average transaction volumes in the retail sector in March rose 74 percent compared to the same period last year.
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Positive Profiling Makes Everyone a Winner in Gaming
Tuesday, August 14, 2018 Amanda Mickleburgh to Payments Risk Management, eCommerceOnline gaming is one of the fastest-growing segments within the broader entertainment industry. With 2 billion active gamers worldwide and 200 million people playing games on social networking sites at least once a day, it is no surprise that the market is now worth well over USD $100 billion per year.