GASA San Francisco: 20 Months of the Global Signal Exchange
GASA San Francisco reveals how the Global Signal Exchange turns 1.5 billion scam signals into coordinated global disruption. Explore the key findings.
GASA San Francisco reveals how the Global Signal Exchange turns 1.5 billion scam signals into coordinated global disruption. Explore the key findings.
Sharing threat signals is the future of scam prevention. Craig Newmark explains how global intelligence sharing can stop fraud earlier. Listen now.
XConnect bridges telecoms and internet intelligence in the GSE, unifying real-time fraud signals to close blind spots. Discover better threat detection.
Older adults are not the most targeted group for scammers; working-age adults are. Discover data-driven insights on who scammers really target and how to stay safe.
Scammers exploit moments of stress, loss and money worries, not demographics. Learn key signals and protect yourself today.
Signal sharing between Microsoft and Google dismantled a $66M fraud marketplace, exposing RedVDS infrastructure and boosting cross-platform defense. Learn how.
Cifas joins the Global Signal Exchange, linking 800 UK organisations and 500 new fraud signals to stop scams at source. Discover how this partnership protects you.
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 Newest Members join forces as Tunic Pay, Scam Screen, Scam.org and CCTX boost global scam intelligence sharing and fraud prevention. Learn more today.
Craigslist founder Craig Newmark is supporting the Global Signal Exchange (GSE) and partner Oxford Information Labs to advance efforts against online scams. The partnership aims to scale practical digital-safety tools to protect vulnerable users from fraud. Read the full announcement from Global Signal Exchange.
Punktum dk becomes the first Domain Registry to join the Global Signal Exchange, setting a new standard for TLD security and proactive global scam prevention.
Founded by OXIL, Google, and GASA, the Global Signal Exchange (GSE) transforms fraud prevention through collective defense. Powered by AI, GSE bridges tech, finance, and law enforcement with real-time alerts to disrupt the $1 trillion global scam economy. Read more about its impact.