Webinar: Top Fraud Trends to Watch This Cyber Week
Three Shifts Redefining Cyber Week Risk in 2026
The headline numbers tell one story. The underlying data tells another. Drawing on 570+ million transactions and five years of Cyber Week intelligence, Accertify will share new research into how fraud patterns are changing across the holiday shopping season. Discover the emerging trends reshaping retailer exposure, learn why some long-held assumptions deserve a second look, and gain practical insights to help your organization prepare for Cyber Week 2026.
Speakers:
Erin Dorshorst, Head of Corporate & Portfolio Marketing, Accertify
Formerly with Salesforce and IBM, Erin brings more than 20 years of experience across retail, consumer goods, insurance, and automotive industries, leading global sales and marketing initiatives with a strong focus on commerce.
Jacob Jimenez, Senior Manager, Strategic Risk, Accertify
Jacob brings 10+ years of eCommerce fraud experience in the retail, luxury goods, self-storage, and rent-to-own industries. He utilizes his deep fraud expertise to observe customer behaviors, analyze trend, and “outside the box” thinking. Seeking worthy challenges, interesting problems or puzzles, and similarly enthusiastic collaborators have guided his professional journey.
What is Cyber Week?Â
Cyber Week is the peak online shopping period of the year in the U.S., spanning from the Tuesday before Thanksgiving through Cyber Monday encompassing Thanksgiving Day, Black Friday, the weekend, and Cyber Monday.
Cyber Week is the single highest-volume period for e-commerce transactions, driven by major retailer promotions and consumer deal-seeking behavior. For fraud and payments professionals, it also represents the most concentrated period of transaction risk in the calendar year — marked by surging approval volumes, elevated fraud attempts, and intense pressure on automated decisioning systems. Accertify’s upcoming webinar, Top Fraud Trends to Watch This Cyber Week (September 9, 2026), cuts through the noise with insights drawn from over half a billion transactions and five years of Cyber Week intelligence to show exactly how fraud patterns are shifting across the holiday shopping season.
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