Webinar Description
Key Takeaways
- Examines automated and industrialized identity fraud methods, including deepfakes and large-scale identity borrowing
- Covers anomaly detection, link analysis and injection attack defenses
- Addresses limitations of traditional fraud prevention approaches against modern attack vectors
- Designed for fraud prevention professionals and risk teams in fintech, marketplaces and digital services
- Features expert interviews and live Q&A in a focused format under 25 minutes
About the Event
Think Like a Fraudster: Reverse-Engineering Identity Fraud is a virtual webinar hosted by Persona’s fraud team. The session explores how organizations can understand, detect and defend against contemporary identity fraud by examining threats from the attacker’s perspective. Persona’s team demonstrates how they analyze emerging attack vectors, replicate fraud techniques and develop corresponding defenses.
Identity Fraud Trends and Attack Methods
The webinar addresses the shift toward automated and industrialized fraud operations. Topics include identity theft and fabrication trends, the rise of deepfake technology in identity attacks, and large-scale identity borrowing schemes. The session examines how these scalable, autonomous attacks differ from traditional fraud patterns and why legacy prevention systems struggle to detect them.
Technical Defenses
Attendees will learn about specific defensive techniques including anomaly detection, link analysis and injection attack defenses. The content focuses on matching defenses to specific attack patterns and risk signals, helping organizations identify which countermeasures are effective against particular threat types.
Who Should Attend
This webinar is intended for mid-level to senior fraud prevention professionals, product managers and analysts in security or risk departments, and IT security teams. Organizations in fintech, online marketplaces and digital services facing identity fraud risks will find the content particularly relevant, especially those in regulated or high-risk industries dealing with synthetic identities and sophisticated verification attacks.