Identity fraud and proxy interviews
Verify that the person completing an assessment is the candidate your recruiter intends to submit, not an impersonator or stand-in.
Findings from live Ropes assessments across 62 countries and 1,000+ reqs, Jan 1–May 20, 2026. The fraud rate we observed is roughly 6× what the industry self-reports.


Candidate fraud detection
Ropes combines candidate fraud signals with proof of real skills, giving staffing teams the context to review a candidate with confidence before submission.
Verify that the person completing an assessment is the candidate your recruiter intends to submit, not an impersonator or stand-in.
Surface VPNs, proxies, hosting providers, and location inconsistencies before they become a client-side problem.
Detect signals associated with remote control, hidden tools, and other setups that undermine an authentic assessment.
Pair fraud signals with role-specific skills verification, so a polished resume or generated answer is not mistaken for real capability.
Start at the top of the funnel with Scout's applicant fraud signals and verify candidates during the process with Ropes Assessments.
Candidate fraud detection helps staffing teams identify signals that a candidate may not be who they claim to be, may be masking their location, or may be receiving unauthorized help during an assessment or interview.
Ropes helps surface identity fraud, proxy interview behavior, masked locations, remote desktops, invisible overlays, AI-assisted cheating, and skills inflation.
Ropes gives staffing teams signals throughout the candidate experience: at intake through Scout, during role-specific assessments, and before a candidate is submitted to a client.
No. Ropes provides evidence and fraud signals for recruiters to review alongside skills proof and the rest of the candidate record.
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