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Martin Peters and Phillip Davies lead an interactive tabletop simulation of a deepfake-driven cyberattack, focusing on organizational readiness and response strategies.
Prof. D Janakiram from IIT Madras explores AI-powered defense mechanisms against deepfakes, covering threat patterns, detection techniques, and multi-layered security approaches.
Business email compromise (BEC) attacks are increasingly used by attackers as a way of targeting organizations. According to Gartner, through 2023, BEC attacks will continue to double each year to over $5 billion and lead to large financial losses for enterprises.
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Sumant Mauskar of Pindrop covers multifactor voice authentication frameworks, device fingerprinting, synthetic voice detection, real-time fraud detection and ROI analysis for healthcare contact centers.
Tony Fergusson of Zscaler examines why zero trust must evolve to verify data authenticity in deepfake era and how adversaries exploit trusted platforms and use prompt injection to evade AI detection.
Claire Le Gal, SVP at Mastercard, explores payment security evolution, cyber risk mitigation and fraud prevention strategies in an evolving digital landscape.
Join Khalid Nizami as he explores aligning digital technologies with business goals, adopting AI-driven innovations like generative AI, and addressing challenges in talent, skills, and governance to drive business transformation and growth.
Harmit Singh Malhotra, Shivani Arni, Brijesh Singh, Kalpesh Doshi and Komal Vora examine how geopolitical tensions are reshaping enterprise cyber risk - from supply chain disruption and state-sponsored threats to deepfakes and data sovereignty.
R S Lakshminarayanan, Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, Dr. Pronab Mohanty and Anish Koshy examine how AI, deepfakes and quantum computing are amplifying cyberthreats and what boards, CISOs and law enforcement must do to keep pace.
Ari Giguere of Netskope examines how AI agents operating at machine speed are reshaping enterprise data risk - and what governing access, data movement and agent behavior requires in the AI era.
Saikat Datta, Col. Alok Shankar Pandey, Makarand Kadave and Amit Malhotra examine how AI-driven deception is targeting trust and what security leaders must do to respond.
Peter Tse of CTBC Bank and Boris Klyuchnikov from FBI examine emerging payment fraud trends, detection strategies, and AI's role in fraud prevention.
Sumant Mauskar of Pindrop shares insights on protecting healthcare IVR systems while balancing compliance, patient experience and operational efficiency.
Mojalefa Mofammere of Assupol and Corradino Corradi of MTN examine the AI arms race in cybersecurity, exploring how defensive AI can counter offensive AI threats while assessing strategic and ethical implications.
Anna Collard of KnowBe4 Africa introduces a science-based approach to security culture, moving beyond traditional awareness training to build cognitive resilience against social engineering attacks targeting human attention and emotions.
Joshua Hunter of Information Security Forum, Gianclaudio Moresi of Forbo Group, Yannis Soupionis of MDPI and Tim Sattler of Jungheinrich discuss complex threat vectors, intelligence sharing and AI applications.
Sanjit Ganguli examines how zero trust architecture must evolve to address AI-driven threats in financial services, sharing strategies for network transformation and emerging security paradigms in the age of artificial intelligence.
Fred Harris of Deutsche Bank shares how cross-industry collaboration combats fraud that migrates across sectors. He explains how to overcome regulatory barriers and build intelligence-sharing partnerships that strengthen defenses.
Anirudh Kannan of Google Cloud and Rob Suarez of CareFirst BlueCross BlueShield discuss mitigating AI-specific threats, implementing AI as a digital immune system, and balancing clinical innovation with regulatory compliance.
Nitin Devanand of ManageEngine explores AI's evolution from reactive monitoring to predictive threat mitigation, examining cybersecurity implications of AI weaponization and building organizational readiness through strategic frameworks.
Rohit Bajpai of Gulf Islamic Investments explores approaches to combat AI-generated fraud and deepfakes in the Middle East, focusing on detection techniques, multi-layered security protocols and organizationwide preparedness.
Prashant Prashant and Rajat Kumar Kundu demonstrate realistic cyberattack simulation using Graphic Realism Framework, showing how attackers exploit vulnerabilities in industrial control systems.
Dr. Amiruddin Abdul Wahab of Cybersecurity Malaysia explores strategic human-AI interaction in cybersecurity operations and real-world threat detection applications.
Mel Migriño discusses the impact of deepfakes on information credibility, examining detection methods and defense strategies against AI weaponization. Learn to develop proactive crisis responses and use AI to assess deepfake risks.
Todd Covert and Giles Douglas examine AI-enabled cyberthreats including deepfakes and autonomous malware, exploring how adversaries leverage AI for sophisticated attacks and discussing proactive strategies to counter these evolving threats.
Arielle Baine and Mario Rivas explore how AI and human expertise complement each other in cybersecurity, covering the optimization of workflows that integrate AI tools with human intuition and training security teams to work effectively with AI.
Jeremy Grant and Dennis Gamiello explore how financial firms must embrace public key cryptography and digitally signed credentials to enhance verification and counter sophisticated AI-enabled identity attacks in an increasingly AI-powered world.
Ramit Sharma and Madina Rashid explore how cybercriminals exploit AI capabilities through autonomous bots and deepfakes, while examining implementation challenges and ethical considerations for defense.
Kartik Lalan of Philips Innovation Campus examines how broken eKYC trust models enable document forgery, identity takeover and irreversible data abuse at national scale.
