Microsoft & Meta join the global Signal Exchange and the collective global fightback online scams, fraud and abuse.
The two tech giants join forces with the Global Signal Exchange to strengthen international collaboration in detecting and disrupting digital threats.
The Global Signal Exchange (GSE), the world's first global, multistakeholder and cross-sector clearing house for threat signals, today announces that Microsoft and Meta are joining as partners and data providers. Microsoft and Meta join more than 30 global leaders collaborating through GSE to tackle online scams, fraud and abuse with unprecedented pace, software capabilities and scale.
The Global Signal Exchange (GSE) was founded in 2024 by Oxford Information Labs Research (OXIL), Google and the Global Anti-Scam Alliance (GASA). The GSE enables partner organisations to collaborate, share data and harness the imperatives of speed and scale to stop online scams, fraud and abuse faster - making them less effective and less profitable. As of July 2025, the GSE contains over 320M signals from 32 data providers incl. Google, Spamhaus and Abusix.
Microsoft and Meta are the latest of a number of global brands to join the Global Signal Exchange – and this comes at a time when online scams are ha…
