Equifax Secures 35 New Patents in AI and Fraud Solutions
Equifax has secured 35 new patents in the first half of 2025, announced in a press release. These patents, which contribute to nearly 650 patents held by the company across 15 countries, focus on advancements in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data analytics, cybersecurity, and identity and fraud solutions.
The new patents include innovations such as an automated model development process, which aids in creating analytical models for machine learning applications, and a method for automatically generating search indexes to expedite database searches. Additionally, Equifax has patented a system for detecting synthetic online entities and a tool for managing model attributes in software development, among others.
These technological advancements are supported by the Equifax Cloud, a global technology and security infrastructure that enhances the company's AI capabilities and accelerates solution implementation. The patents reflect Equifax's commitment to developing technologies that empower customers and improve financial access globally.
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