A global clearing house for real-time sharing of scam and fraud signals

Real-time insights into the supply chains delivering scams, fraud and other forms of cybercrime. By merging as many data sources as possible we make the facilitators of cybercrime more visible.

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Working with industry partners to fight crime

Collaborating across sectors to enhance security, prevent fraud, and combat digital threats—ensuring a safer online and financial ecosystem.

Internet Infrastructure: The backbone of global communication relies on resilient and secure internet infrastructure. The Global Signal Exchange ensures seamless coordination between key stakeholders to maintain stability and trust in the digital ecosystem.
Technology Platforms: As digital platforms shape modern interactions, secure and standardized communication is essential. We facilitate collaboration between platforms to enhance interoperability, security, and user trust.
Financial Services: The digital economy depends on secure and efficient financial transactions. Our network supports the exchange of critical security signals to protect financial systems from fraud and emerging cyber threats.
Law Enforcement: Timely and accurate information is vital for addressing digital security challenges. We work with law enforcement agencies to improve information-sharing while upholding privacy and legal safeguards.

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The annual cost of Cybercrime continues to rise

Estimated cost of cybercrime worldwide 2018-2029 in trillions of $USD

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Founding Partners

The Global Signal Exchange (GSE) is a partnership between Google, GASA, and DNSRF, leveraging real-time data sharing to detect, prevent, and combat online fraud, making the internet safer.

Featured Posts

10 March 2025

The Significance of Online Scams and Fraud

The Global Signal Exchange has been set up because of the sheer scale, size and speed of online frauds. Online scams and fraud have become a global crisis, costing individuals, businesses, and governments billions of dollars annually. Their significance can be assessed through various lenses, including economic impact, societal consequences, technological challenges, and legal responses.

10 March 2025

What is the Global Signal Exchange?

The Global Signal Exchange (GSE) is an initiative launched in October 2024 through a collaboration between Google, the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA), and the DNS Research Federation (DNSRF). This platform aims to serve as a centralised clearinghouse for data on online scams and fraudulent activities, enhancing the sharing of abuse signals to facilitate faster identification and disruption of such threats across various sectors and services.

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3 March 2025

What is a global signal exchange?

There are a wide range of global signal exchanges in place across the world ranging from internet networks to financial services to cybersecurity, scientific research and sensor systems.