Each generation interacts, understands and uses technology differently, and fraudsters are triggering customers based on this understanding, says Glenn Fratangelo, director of product marketing and strategy at NICE Actimize based in Hoboken, N.J.. Fraudsters tend to target baby boomers via robocalls about healthcare, taxes or Social Security, but they…
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