The newly launched aiFraudGuard360 combines transaction monitoring with network security signals; Mahender Singh has returned to be in charge of this product plan.
Westford, Massachusetts, November 10, 2026 / PRNewswire / -- Global AI leader in cybersecurity solutions, Seceon, today announced the launch of aiFraudGuard360. This is a fraud prevention solution designed to help financial institutions identify suspicious transactions and intervene before funds are transferred out. Seceon stated that the company, through its Open Threat Management ( OTM ) platform, helps enterprises detect and prevent cyber threats in real time, automate responses, and simplify security operations.
This release is aimed at addressing an increasingly severe challenge: fraud is no longer just about a single suspicious transaction. Scams, account takeovers, and organized fraud schemes may begin with the leakage of credentials, phishing attacks, or social engineering attacks, and then spread to multiple accounts, devices, and payment channels.
aiFraudGuard360 combines transaction analysis with security information from sources such as identity systems, terminal devices, and email security. Seceon indicates that this approach helps institutions to identify suspicious activities more promptly and make risk-based decisions while minimizing unnecessary interference with legitimate customers.
This solution is designed to work in conjunction with existing financial systems, supporting local deployment, local cloud environments, or hybrid configurations, allowing institutions to decide where their data is processed and stored.
Linking transaction activities with cyber threats
Traditional transaction monitoring remains an important component of fraud prevention. However, a single transaction may not necessarily reveal the broader activities behind fraudulent or coordinated fraud schemes.
aiFraudGuard360 will evaluate real-time payment and withdrawal activities, and can mark transactions for further verification or intervention. This solution is designed to support bank card payments, bank transfers, instant payments, digital banking services, and insurance claims processing.
The platform will also correlate transaction activities with suspicious logins, potentially compromised devices, and other security indicators. Other features include: identifying possible remote control activities during digital sessions, investigating related accounts and devices, as well as supporting sanctions screening and compliance reporting.
This platform can be deployed in parallel with existing systems. Seceon indicates that its architecture is designed to reduce integration efforts, however, the specific implementation requirements will depend on the institutional environment.
Mahender Singh takes back responsibility for this plan.
Seceon, the Senior Vice President of Products and Engineering, Mahender Singh has returned to take charge of the strategy, product development, and growth of aiFraudGuard360.
Singh indicates that instant payments have heightened the importance of making robust anti-fraud decisions in a very short time frame. However, transaction speed is just one part of the challenge. Institutions also need to understand the activities that occur before a payment is made, explain why a particular transaction is flagged, and maintain appropriate supervision over automated decisions. Linking network security intelligence with transaction analysis can help them make more informed decisions.
Customer and Partner Perspectives
Seceon Partner Samay Infosolutions Founder and CEO Gitesh Shah stated that when deploying anti-fraud solutions in multiple financial institutions, system integration and false positive rates are important considerations.
Shah means that promoting anti-fraud solutions among over 100 financial institutions typically involves dealing with complex exchange system integrations and a relatively high false positive rate. Seceon aiFraudGuard360 By integrating with existing core banking systems and utilizing explainable AI models, we have been able to overcome these challenges. As a result, a more operational approach to fraud monitoring and investigation has been developed.
Deployment and Availability
aiFraudGuard360 is aimed at banks, credit cooperatives, payment processors, insurance companies, reinsurance companies, brokers, and insurance associations. Seceon indicates that the collaboration will begin with a proof of concept, using the institutions' own data to assess integration requirements and performance.
Deployment options include local deployment, local cloud, and hybrid environments. Seceon indicates that, depending on the deployment configuration and applicable regulations, these options can help organizations meet data residency and privacy requirements.
For more information, please visit the aiFraudGuard360 webpage at Seceon, or contact the company to discuss proof-of-concept matters.
About Seceon
Seceon was established in 2015 and utilizes cybersecurity solutions driven by AI to help enterprises, MSP, and MSSP reduce network risks and simplify security operations. Its OTM platform employs advanced AI and machine learning to identify abnormal behaviors, detect complex threats, and automate threat responses in real time. Seceon states that by integrating threat detection, security monitoring, proactive security testing, and compliance monitoring, the company helps organizations identify issues before attackers can exploit security vulnerabilities, respond to threats more quickly, and enhance network resilience with fewer tools and lower operational complexity. Seceon serves customers worldwide, helping them stay ahead of evolving threats and operate with greater confidence.
Website: www.seceon.com
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