Enterprises today face an urgent challenge in their fraud and abuse prevention strategies. While adversaries innovate with automation, synthetic identities, and cross-platform manipulation, most organizations remain reliant on siloed, reactive fraud systems. Traditional systems of record and systems of engagement cannot respond to real-time threats or enforce dynamic policies, leaving organizations exposed to costly delays, false positives, and operational inefficiencies.
This report introduces Systems of Execution (SoE) as the next essential step in Trust and Safety (T&S). SoE solutions unify behavioral signals, AI decision engines, and orchestration layers to create an intelligent, self-learning defense model capable of sub-second action. They transform T&S into a proactive function, enabling real-time fraud detection and autonomous enforcement across the customer life cycle. The Viewpoint explores SoE’s real-world applications, CIO-ready KPIs, implementation framework, and a readiness checklist to help enterprises navigate architectural, talent, and ecosystem gaps and accelerate adoption.
Scope
All industries and geographies
Service: T&S and fraud and abuse prevention
Contents
In this report, we examine:
SoE in T&S
SoE versus traditional fraud systems
SoE’s real-world industry applications and benefits
Strategic and operational KPIs for CIOs
SoE future state and readiness
Implementation framework for SoE in fraud prevention
