Deepfakes, catfishing and fraud - oh my
Cybercriminals are remarkably innovative, both in their sophisticated tactics and how they target business — more frequently through employees. This month, we're examining three advancing threats and what you need to know before they find their way to your digital doorstep.?
Seeing isn’t believing
Deepfakes are the new face of fraud, and businesses are prime targets. Imagine a synthetic voice cloning your CFO to authorize a fraudulent transfer, or a deepfake video used to manipulate employees to share confidential information. How can organizations combat this sophisticated type of threat?
“Fight fire with fire,” says Phil Tomlinson, SVP of Global Offerings, TaskUs, in an article for AiThority.
Romance scams are not just personal
The true cost of romance scams extends far beyond heartbreak. These scams pose a serious threat to business security and productivity. Employees targeted by these schemes can suffer performance declines and may be manipulated into compromising sensitive data or company funds.
What’s next in fraud prevention
Synthetic fraud. Crypto schemes. Relentless regulatory pressure. The fight against financial crime has never been more complex.?
A new IDC Spotlight reveals the key to success: combining the power of AI with human intelligence. AI efficiently analyzes large amounts of data in real time, while human experts provide critical thinking and nuanced decision making.