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Banking & Financial Services

Communicating Risk & Building Resilience in the Age of AI


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Sean Mack, Steve Lenderman, Scott Fitzgerald and Brennan Lodge discuss reframing fraud as strategic risk. They will explore how to communicate impact to boards and integrate prevention into governance frameworks for growth.

Fraud has evolved beyond a technical or compliance challenge into a strategic business risk that directly impacts growth, customer trust and organizational resilience. Generative AI, synthetic identities and automated fraud networks disproportionately target mid-sized and fast-growing businesses lacking enterprise-level protections.

Traditional approaches that isolate fraud prevention within security teams fail to address cascading impacts on revenue, reputation and market position. Effective fraud management requires board-level visibility, cross-functional accountability and integration into enterprise risk frameworks.

In this session, the expert panel will discuss:

  • Reframing fraud as strategic risk and communicating impact to boards and executives;
  • Building cultures of shared accountability across business functions;
  • Integrating fraud prevention into governance frameworks while enabling growth.

Here is the course outline:

Fraud as a Business Risk: Communicating Risk and Building Resilience in the Age of AI

Completion

The following certificates are awarded when the course is completed:

CPE Credit Certificate

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