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Compliance teams face growing sanctions-screening demands as legacy name-matching systems generate large volumes of false positives and require costly manual reviews, while identity-verification deficiencies account for a substantial share of suspicious activity reports. Socure presents its AI-powered Global Watchlist Screening with Monitoring solution as an alternative that combines entity resolution with a two-stage scoring process: an initial name-match score identifies possible matches, while an entity-correlation score evaluates identifiers such as addresses, birth dates, and national IDs to determine whether records represent the same person. The company reports that its approach improves screening accuracy by 20% versus competitors, reduces false positives by 30%, eliminates more than 70% of false positives through entity correlation, and cuts compliance resource costs by 60%. It also claims near-98% AUC performance for its deep-learning name matching models, a 99.2% resilience rate against name variations, and a 75% reduction in manual review time through automated case management and explainable recommendations. For politically exposed person and adverse-media screening, Socure says its NLP-based contextual analysis achieves 91% real-world accuracy and avoids irrelevant keyword-based matches, such as confusing sports references with violent-crime reporting.
Aug 14, 2024 1,184 words in the original blog post.
Socure offers several channels for individuals to exercise privacy rights, including an online form, a dedicated phone line, email, and GDPR representatives in the UK and EU. Submitted request information is generally retained for up to seven calendar days, except where records must be kept for legal compliance, and requesters receive an acknowledgment before Socure reviews applicable law and verifies identity. Verification may involve additional information, government-issued identification, selfies, and, in some cases, document or biometric checks; requests associated with suspected fraud, identity theft, or compromised information may be closed or require further review. After successful verification, Socure searches for relevant personal data and may provide access, correct inaccuracies, delete data, or opt individuals out of unwanted communications. Access requests require enhanced identity verification and are fulfilled through a password-protected, encrypted file, while all completed or denied requests receive a final email explaining the outcome.
Aug 01, 2024 486 words in the original blog post.