FALSE POSITIVE

A “false positive” is when a check or a test wrongly identifies a match of criteria, although this is not the case. It is not uncommon to speak of a “false alarm” in this context.
In fraud prevention, a false positive is understood to be a legitimate transaction that is falsely identified as fraudulent and rejected.

As a result, your company misses out on what is a “good” order and the associated turnover – and an honest customer is put off. Your goal should therefore be to keep the false positive rate as low as possible. Learn more about how false positives can harm your business: https://riskident.com/en/false-positives-hurt-your-business-more-than-you-think/

False Positive
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