Fraud is getting harder to catch — and easier to commit. As synthetic identities, AI-generated documents, and account takeover schemes grow more sophisticated, the carriers best positioned to respond aren’t just investing in better detection. They’re rethinking where in the lifecycle fraud prevention actually belongs.

Most fraud strategies are still built around the claim. But by the time a fraudulent claim is filed, the damage is often already done. The insurers pulling ahead are shifting controls upstream—embedding verification and risk signals earlier, at the moments that matter most.

As fraud tooling becomes cheaper and more accessible, the gap between carriers who’ve made that shift and those who haven’t is widening. So what does that shift actually look like in practice? Join us for “From Reactive to Resilient”, where carrier and insurtech leaders share what they’ve learned about building fraud prevention into the policy lifecycle from the start, including:

– Where do fraud controls most often break down—and why is the claim still the default intervention point?

– What does moving fraud prevention upstream require organizationally, not just technically?

– What data is actually useful at each lifecycle stage, and where are carriers still flying blind?