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Gartner's Apeksha Kaushik on Why Detection Alone Can't Stop ID ImpersonationOrganizations facing deepfake-driven impersonation attacks must move beyond traditional detection strategies and build stronger identity resilience. Security leaders should adopt layered defenses that combine detection, prevention and broader risk signals to disrupt attackers.
The Urgency of High-Assurance Identity Proofing Amid Growing Identity FraudRemote work has fueled a new crimewave built on stolen and synthetic identities. As deepfakes scale, high-assurance identity proofing - combining biometrics, liveness detection and verified IDs - becomes essential to verify users, prevent impersonation and protect enterprise access.
Paramount's Surinder Lall on AI Impersonation, Deepfakes, AI Governance FrameworksWhile AI transforms business operations, it helps cybercriminals develop sophisticated impersonation techniques such as deepfakes and voice synthesis, posing new challenges for corporate security, said Surinder Lall, senior vice president of global information security risk management at Paramount.
How AI and Deepfakes Make Impersonation Attacks Stronger - and How to Stop ThemIndustrious attackers are using cutting-edge deepfake and AI technologies to blend impersonation and social engineering attacks. Robust processes that include checks and balances and improved proving awareness of staff and customers are the keys to preventing them.
FTC Says It Should Be Able to Sue Providers Who Know Their Tech Is Used for FraudThe U.S. Federal Trade Commission said it's too easy for fraudsters to launch "child in trouble" and romance scams, so it has proposed rule-making that would give the agency new authority to sue in federal court any technology providers that facilitate impersonation fraud.