Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines how AI-driven impersonation is undermining traditional authentication methods and credential-based trust models.
- Features experts from Microsoft Entra, Lindt & Sprüngli, and AU10TIX discussing identity proofing and trust restoration.
- Addresses the full identity lifecycle, including high-assurance recovery processes after credential compromise.
- Designed for CISOs, security architects, compliance officers, and fraud prevention specialists in regulated industries.
Identity Verification Under Pressure from AI Impersonation
The webinar “Who Are You Really? Establishing and Restoring Trust in the Age of AI Impersonation” takes place on October 13, 2026, as a live virtual session. The fireside conversation brings together practitioners from Microsoft Entra, Swiss confectionery company Lindt & Sprüngli, and identity verification provider AU10TIX to examine how organisations can maintain digital trust as AI technologies grow more capable of mimicking real individuals.
The central premise is that authentication alone no longer provides sufficient assurance of identity. As AI-generated fraud becomes more sophisticated, organisations face mounting pressure to implement identity proofing measures that go beyond verifying credentials to establishing genuine trust in who a user actually is.
Core Topics: From Proofing to Recovery
The session covers the intersection of identity proofing, authentication security, and AI-driven fraud prevention. Specific areas of discussion include the limitations of current authentication technologies when confronted with AI impersonation, strategies for establishing high-assurance identity verification, and processes for restoring trust after credentials have been compromised.
The lifecycle approach to digital identity is a recurring theme, recognising that trust must be maintained not just at initial verification but throughout ongoing interactions and during recovery scenarios.
Relevance for Regulated and High-Risk Sectors
Organisations in finance, enterprise IT, e-commerce, and other regulated industries face particular exposure to identity fraud risks. Compliance requirements in these sectors demand robust verification processes, while the consequences of identity compromise can include financial loss, regulatory penalties, and reputational damage. The discussion addresses how security and compliance teams can adapt their identity management practices to meet these challenges.
Who Should Attend
The webinar is intended for professionals with responsibility for identity management, security architecture, compliance, and fraud prevention. Relevant roles include CISOs, IT managers, compliance officers, and risk management decision-makers. Those evaluating or implementing identity verification solutions will find the session particularly applicable to their current challenges.