Cybersecurity Forum: Cybersecurity in the Deepfakes Era

Description

Truth vs. AI: Defending Against Deepfakes and Digital Deception

As artificial intelligence rapidly advances, the line between what is real and what is fabricated is disappearing. Deepfakes and synthetic identities are no longer experimental threats—they are being actively leveraged to bypass biometric controls, manipulate trust, and enable fraud at scale. Financial institutions, enterprises, and public-sector organizations now face a new reality: visual and voice-based proof can no longer be taken at face value.

Cybersecurity in the Deepfake Era brings together cybersecurity leaders, identity experts, technologists, and risk professionals to examine how deepfakes and biometric attacks are reshaping the threat landscape. This event explores real-world attack scenarios, emerging trends in banking and digital identity, and the growing public concern over trust, privacy, and authenticity. Attendees will gain insight into how adversaries exploit AI-generated media—and how organizations can adapt defenses, policies, and technologies to stay ahead.

Panelists
Gary McPartland, Senior Director IT Risk Assurance - RCP
Reginald Owens, Director Enterprise IAM, American Family Insurance

Moderator
Dr. Mike Saylor, CEO, Blackswan Cybersecurity