Pattern Recognition (Fraud Context)
Last reviewed: 2026-01-03
Pattern recognition is noticing repeated risk signals that commonly appear in manipulation attempts: urgency, secrecy, unusual payment methods, changes in routine, authority claims, requests to bypass policy, or pressure to stay on the line. In the SAF context, pattern recognition is not about identifying every scam type. It is about recognizing pressure patterns that precede harmful decisions. This makes SAF guidance durable even as tactics change.
