GSE: on our way to the Global Anti Scam Summit, San Francisco 2026
Global Anti Scam Summit San Francisco 2026: Join GSE’s workshop and plenary on scam intelligence, cross-sector action and fraud prevention. Meet the team.
Global Anti Scam Summit San Francisco 2026: Join GSE’s workshop and plenary on scam intelligence, cross-sector action and fraud prevention. Meet the team.
Heading to Tokyo: GSE at the Anti-Scam Conference Japan 2026 showcases global fraud signal sharing, payment-side countermeasures and GSE’s role—join us in Tokyo.
GSE at the Middle East & North Africa Regulators' Forum reveals ASN abuse trends, GSE Compass insights, and ISP challenges in MENA. Explore the findings now.
GSE at GASA Lisbon: discover how global fraud fighters use shared signals to scale impact, cut legal friction and move from defence to offence. Learn more.
GSE at the Lisbon Global Anti Scam Summit showcases research, impact stories and global partners using the Global Signal Exchange to fight scams. Learn more.
Global Signal Exchange at Google’s EMEA Anti-Scams and Fraud Summit showcases real-time threat intelligence and AI-powered scam prevention insights; learn more
Bridging Borders: Reflecting on a Landmark Week for ASEAN digital safety, cross-border scam disruption and supply-chain resilience. Explore key insights now.
An overview of planned GSE attendance at Google's third APAC Fraud and Scams Summit, '2026 Online Safety Dialogue: Solutions to Address Online Fraud and Scams in APAC Together'. Emily and Lucien Taylor will be attending from the Global Signal Exchange, and providing key insights and research findings.
Data Sharing & the GSE lead key fraud discussions at the UNODC Vienna summit, highlighting cross-border insights and victim-focused strategies—learn more now.
The 2026 Munich Cyber Security Conference highlighted actionable strategies for countering online scams, featuring the Global Signal Exchange's approach to cross-border collaboration and supply chain security. Discussions emphasized the necessity of rapid, cross-sector threat sharing and the need to map the physical and digital geography of scam operations.
GSE CTO Lucien Taylor announces the expansion of the Malvertising Pilot following a successful signal exchange between Google and Amazon. Phase 2 is now open to organizations with malvertising threat intelligence.
The Global Signal Exchange (GSE), today welcomes support from Craig Newmark, founder of craigslist and a leading digital-safety philanthropist, to accelerate the GSE’s work to help organisations tackle online scams, fraud and abuse with unprecedented pace, software capabilities and scale.