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The Untold Cost of Brand Impersonation With David Reilly

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Welcome to “The Untold Cost of Brand Impersonation” webinar with special guest 

David Reilly

former CIO of Bank of America

ORI MAZIN

CRO

In today’s digital age, brand impersonation has become a significant threat to businesses of all sizes. With the rise of online shopping and social media, cybercriminals can easily create fake websites, social media accounts, and emails that appear to be from legitimate brands. 

Watch to discover David’s insights on:

  • What is brand impersonation?
  • How to spot brand impersonation
  • What can be done to mitigate it
  • Real-world examples
  • How to select a brand impersonation protection solution

Watch to discover Philip’s insights on:

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Emerging risks with increased reliance on AI

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The role of AI in digital fraud

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How to account for unexpected risks when using AI

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The use of AI in preventing digital fraud

The Agenda

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Navigating the Emerging Risks in AI Landscape

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Deepfake-Powered Phishing: Unveiling the Threat Landscape

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Equipping Organizations for Effective Fraud Detection Strategies

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Elevating the Significance of Content Provenance in the AI Era

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Memcyco's Solution: Enhancing AI Security and Trust

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Decoding the Challenge: Identifying Elusive Fraud Schemes

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