FICO

Fair Isaac Corporation provides products and services that help businesses automate and enhance decision-making to improve performance. The company operates in three main segments: applications, which offer pre-configured decision management solutions tailored to specific business challenges; scores, which encompasses business-to-business scoring solutions and consumer services through myFICO; and tools, which include software that allows clients to develop custom decision management applications. Fair Isaac Corporation delivers a range of applications, tools, and services via its cloud platforms, including the FICO Analytic Cloud and FICO Decision Management Platform. Founded in 1956, the company is headquartered in San Jose, California.

Earl Judson Isaac

Co-Founder

Sally Taylor Shoff

Scores Vice President

13 past transactions

EZMCOM

Acquisition in 2019
EZMCOM is a leader in digital security & risk management solutions. Using its converged multi-layer stack of Identity Proofing, Biometric, Behavioral and Risk-based authentication EZMCOM delivers a new approach to establishing and sustaining trust in digital identities. Powered by its patented IP and R&D, EZMCOM's software increases security, improves convenience, and reduces fraud at a lower total cost of ownership than traditional multi-factor authentication (MFA) solutions. EZMCOM has been recognized by Gartner in its Hyper Cycle and Market Guide Reports for its innovative technology that aligns with the Gartner recommended new approach to establishing and sustaining security of digital identities. EZMCOM has 50+ million end users across Tier-1 banks globally.

QuadMetrics

Acquisition in 2016
QuadMetrics Inc. is a company that specializes in developing web-based software solutions aimed at measuring and predicting cyber risk for businesses. Founded in 2014 and headquartered in Ann Arbor, Michigan, QuadMetrics utilizes predictive analytics to assess cybersecurity vulnerabilities. By analyzing signals from both open source and proprietary data sources, the company provides enterprises with an overall security score that helps them understand their security risks. This enables clients to proactively mitigate cybersecurity weaknesses and prevent data breaches effectively. In 2016, QuadMetrics became a subsidiary of Fair Isaac Corporation.

Tonbeller

Acquisition in 2015
Tonbeller is a provider of information technology systems focused on governance, risk, and compliance, specializing in solutions to combat financial and white-collar crime. The company develops both standardized and custom systems, primarily through its Siron product line, which aids organizations in risk management, monitoring, analysis, and reporting. Tonbeller's expertise enables its clients to comply with regulatory requirements while enhancing their risk management strategies, ultimately securing competitive advantages. With a strong emphasis on innovative software technology, comprehensive consultancy, and exceptional customer support, Tonbeller serves over 1,200 customers across various highly regulated industries. The company operates as a subsidiary of Fair Isaac Corporation, following its acquisition of Tonbeller AG in 2015.

Karmasphere

Acquisition in 2014
Karmasphere is a business analytics software company that enhances the utility of Apache Hadoop for organizations looking to capitalize on their large datasets. By offering a Collaborative Analytics Workspace, Karmasphere empowers business analysts to leverage data science through a user-friendly interface that supports SQL and automated big data workflows. This platform facilitates data ingestion, cleansing, table provisioning, and the execution of queries in a self-service model, minimizing dependence on IT resources. Karmasphere's open architecture is compliant with Apache Hadoop standards and integrates seamlessly with traditional business intelligence tools and existing applications. It also supports various leading Hadoop distributions, allowing businesses to unlock personalized and relevant products and experiences for their customers while fostering collaboration among users working with big data.

InfoCentricity

Acquisition in 2014
InfoCentricity is a company that specializes in providing analytic solutions to help clients uncover and utilize valuable insights within their data. The firm offers a comprehensive range of analytic services, including the development of custom models and complete analytical outsourcing.

Infoglide Software

Acquisition in 2013
Infoglide Software is a privately held company based in Austin, Texas, that specializes in developing software solutions for detecting and investigating fraud, risk, and compliance issues across various industries, including retail, financial services, data providers, and government. The company’s flagship product, the Identity Resolution Engine™, offers a range of capabilities such as federated search across internal and external data sources, intelligent identity resolution that addresses variations in attributes, and protected data search that ensures privacy by returning only match probability scores. Additionally, it features social link discovery to reveal hidden relationships between entities and provides link analysis and visualization to streamline the investigative process. The software also includes IRE Rules, which automates the adjudication of matches and social links in real time. Founded in 1996, Infoglide is committed to empowering organizations to uncover risks, fraud, and conflicts of interest efficiently.

CR Software

Acquisition in 2012
CR Software has more than 28 years’ experience implementing collections recovery and debt management platforms, currently offering Titanium, considered by industry experts the best open architecture platform on the market. Titanium offers credit issuers, government organizations, collection agencies, healthcare groups and retail chains a Commercial off the Shelf (COTS) solution with a configuration, flexibility and security unavailable from any other software provider.

Adeptra

Acquisition in 2012
Adeptra Ltd. is a company that specializes in automated contact and resolution services primarily for consumer credit and risk management sectors. Founded in 1996 and headquartered in Reading, United Kingdom, Adeptra offers a range of solutions, including Auto-resolution Services, which facilitate two-way communication with customers through various channels such as voice, text, email, and fax. The company also provides Adeptra Analytics, an analytical platform that assists financial organizations in developing effective consumer credit and risk management strategies. Adeptra's services are tailored to meet the needs of financial institutions, card issuers, banks, and sectors such as mortgage lending, loans, and utilities, with specific solutions for fraud detection, collections, and marketing. The company has established a strategic alliance with Fair Isaac Corporation and maintains additional offices in Norwalk, Connecticut; London; Sydney; Singapore; and Hong Kong.

Entiera

Acquisition in 2012
Entiera offers on demand enterprise marketing management solutions. It offers Entiera Insight, an integrated SaaS-based platform that combines both structured and unstructured customer data and enables marketers to design and execute large-scale marketing campaigns across multiple channels, including social media. It creates increased marketing ROI by delivering relevant and targeted messages in real time across multiple customer channels. Entiera was established in 2005 and is based in Denver, Colorado with a location in London, United Kingdom. The company has locations and additional offices in Minneapolis, Minnesota; and Bangkok, Thailand. Currently, it operates as a subsidiary of Fair Isaac Corporation.

RulesPower

Acquisition in 2005
RulesPower is a provider of high-performance business rules management systems that enhances the capabilities of existing solutions in the market. The company specializes in developing an inference engine designed to manage large and complex sets of business rules, facilitating efficient decision-making processes. Additionally, RulesPower employs relational logic technology to analyze dependencies and relationships among rules and workflows, thereby identifying gaps in business policies. This innovative approach aims to improve the overall effectiveness of business rules management, making it a valuable asset for organizations seeking to optimize their operational strategies.

London Bridge Software

Acquisition in 2004
London Bridge Software engages in the development and sale of computer software and services to providers of retail finance and consumer credit.

Braun Consulting

Acquisition in 2004
Braun Consulting delivers Internet professional services to their clients by combining strategy, business and customer information and advanced Internet application development skills. They call these services eSolutions.

HNC Software

Acquisition in 2002
HNC Software is a software company that provided analytics and decision management software and tools. The company was founded by providing defense-related research and development applications. The company also provided services to the financial services industry by developing software to detect credit card fraud. HNC Software’s innovative technologies helped it record strong growth until its acquisition by Fair Isaac Corporation in 2002. HNC Software was formed in 1986.
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