3VR is a leading intelligent video surveillance company and its proprietary CrimeDex solution can be an effective tool for banks to find skimmers quickly, particularly if the platform is integrated within a financial fraud detection system.

3VR’s CrimeDex can play an important role in all fraud detection, not just ATM skimming. CrimeDex is an online network database of economic crime information that includes shoplifting, organized retail crime, and other white-collar crimes. It allows law enforcement and fraud and loss prevention professionals to share, search and leverage information on security and financial criminals. Using CrimeDex, members can solve cases faster with access to information on over 15,000 crimes and suspects nationwide.

Detective Mark Solomon, assigned to the Greenwich Connecticut Police Department’s Criminal Investigation Division, has in-depth knowledge on this subject and has provided numerous lectures on ATM skimming and identity theft crimes to law enforcement and the private sector. Jim “Gator” Hudson, a 23-year law enforcement officer and nationally recognized white-collar crime expert, is also a CrimeDex expert.

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