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OneSpan Makes Strategic Investment in Mobile Fraud-Prevention Firm ThreatFabric

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Summary

ThreatFabric says OneSpan has made a strategic investment to support its global fraud-prevention efforts. OneSpan will join ThreatFabric’s Board of Directors and Strategic Advisory Board.

Key points

  • ThreatFabric announced a strategic investment from OneSpan on October 6, 2025.
  • The companies say the investment will support ThreatFabric’s expansion and development of fraud-prevention services.
  • ThreatFabric’s platform targets malware-assisted fraud, scams, impersonation, account takeover and information theft.
  • ThreatFabric says its platform protects more than 60 million banking customers globally.
  • OneSpan will join ThreatFabric’s Board of Directors and Strategic Advisory Board.

Article Details

Event Type
Strategic investment and partnership
Impact
OneSpan invested in ThreatFabric and will join its Board of Directors and Strategic Advisory Board. The investment is intended to accelerate ThreatFabric’s fraud and scam prevention capabilities, including faster innovation, deeper intelligence, and broader delivery.

People

Han SahinCEO of ThreatFabric; described the investment as supporting the company’s global fraud-prevention mission.Victor LimongelliCEO of OneSpan; said the partnership would enhance OneSpan’s capabilities to protect customers from digital threats.

Vendors

OneSpanin proactive fraud detection and mobile threat intelligence, today announced a strategic investment from OneSpan Inc., a trusted name in advanced authentication and digital identity.ThreatFabricAMSTERDAM – October 6, 2025 – ThreatFabric, a global leader in proactive fraud detection and mobile threat intelligence, today announced a strategic investment from OneSpan Inc., a trusted name in advanced

Industries

Financial Services“Mobile devices are the dominant access point for consumer financial services, leading to the rise in device compromise, malware, and cyberfraud.

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