Jennifer Pitt

Senior Analyst, Fraud Management

Jennifer is a senior analyst in Javelin’s Fraud & Security practice.  She analyzes data and trends and provides recommendations to financial professionals regarding best practices for fraud prevention and cybersecurity. 

Jennifer’s background includes working in banking and law enforcement - investigating and overseeing complex fraud and money laundering cases. Her specific areas of expertise include identity fraud and elder financial exploitation.  Jennifer is a Certified Fraud Examiner with a Master’s Degree in Psychology, a Bachelor’s Degree in Criminal Justice, and a Bachelor’s Degree in Cybersecurity specializing in cybercrime and fraud.

Latest Insights

November, 2026
Javelin Report
2027 Fraud Management Trends

This report focuses on three major trends in 2027 with far-reaching ramifications: shifting scam liability, emerging liability frameworks for agentic commerce, and the governance o...

October, 2026
Impact Note
Elder Fraud: New Bills, Persistent Gaps

Much of the attention surrounding elder fraud concentrates on scams, but identity fraud and trusted-person financial exploitation also pose serious risks to older adults. These dif...

August, 2026
Javelin Report
Good Bot, Bad Bot: How Agentic AI Changes Fraud Detection

As consumers begin using AI agents, banks and merchants can no longer treat automated activity as suspicious by default. Fraud teams will need to distinguish legitimate agents from...

Events

August, 2026
Fraud doesn't start at onboarding. It moves across accounts, channels, and organizations long before...
August, 2025
Build smarter defenses. Reduce real losses. Fraud isn’t just evolving—it’s accelerating. Synthetic i...

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