MENA Regulators Forum: Examining Regional Infrastructure Abuse Trends Through GSE Data
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 the Middle East & North Africa Regulators' Forum reveals ASN abuse trends, GSE Compass insights, and ISP challenges in MENA. Explore the findings now.
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.
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
The GSE Multiplier Effect exposes how a few UK victim reports uncovered a 50,000-account West African fraud network; learn how this model boosts cyber defense.
GSE Malvertising Workstream leads UK efforts against online ad fraud, uniting Google, Amazon and regulators to share real-time threat signals; learn more now.
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.
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.
Read about Google’s first blog post announcing its collaboration with the DNS Research Federation (an OXIL project), and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance as co-founders of the Global Signal Exchange (GSE).
There are a wide range of global signal exchanges in place across the world ranging from internet networks to financial services to cybersecurity, scientific research and sensor systems.