ETA should recommend that SWAs develop a plan to identify multiple claims that originate from the same IP addresses, or from IP addresses from outside the United States, to minimize threats and fraud. In addition, consideration should be given to development of a database where all 53 SWAs will begin recording and sharing incoming IP addresses using a central data collection and exchange point, where common IP addresses can be researched using data analytics to identify and share information concerning potential fraud rings. a.) In order to reduce claimant anonymity, ETA should recommend that SWAs consider additional verification within 30 days of initial filing if the claim was filed from an identified anonymous IP address or with other fraud indicators. Current regulations permit the SWAs to request photo IDs to validate identity. States should suspend payment of benefits and conduct further investigation if requested information is not provided or the information provided does not resolve identity concerns.