ATLANTA -- John H. Harland Co. said Tuesday its Harland Financial Solutions unit has integrated Interthinx's DISSCO fraud detection and prevention system with its INTERLINQ E3 mortgage lending solution. The DISSCO system, for data integrity and score system, will provide Harland Financial's customers with automated fraud protection and detection at the point-of-sale, enabling them to increase approval decision output and better manage risk. Loans are instantly submitted to DISSCO for automatic screening for potential mortgage fraud.
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