Many retailers think of fraud prevention ROI purely in terms of how much fraud it prevents – how many risky-looking transactions are rejected, and crucially how many chargebacks are received. If chargebacks are low, the assumption is that fraud prevention is doing well. [Forrester examined the issue more closely, and came to a different conclusion.](http://l.forter.com/forrester-tei-report-executive-summary)

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