As AI compounds the problem of fraud, the Federal Trade Commission put a new rule in play to combat some $1.1 billion in reported losses that stem from impersonating government and business agencies. Jordan Burris of Socure, AJ Nash of ZeroFox, Chanley Howell from Foley & Lardner, and Chris Briggs with Mitek discuss what the new rule may mean for companies and the fight against AI-powered fraud.

As AI compounds the problem of fraud, the Federal Trade Commission put a new rule in play to combat some $1.1 billion in reported losses that stem from impersonating government and business agencies. Jordan Burris of Socure, AJ Nash of ZeroFox, Chanley Howell from Foley &amp; Lardner, and Chris Briggs with Mitek discuss what the new rule may mean for companies and the fight against AI-powered fraud.

FTC’s Impersonation Rule and the Fight Against AI-Powered Fraud

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