The New Face of Fraud: How AI Agents Are Rewriting Digital Trust and Risk
October 2025
All eyes are on AI, and it’s reshaping both innovation and risk. Organizations are making significant investments in cybersecurity to get ahead of the growing wave of AI-driven fraud. As consumer-facing AI agents increasingly mediate digital interactions, long-trusted signals—like device fingerprints, keystrokes, and behavioral patterns—are losing their reliability. What once looked like a “clean” session can now be fully controlled by an agent, masking malicious intent and exposing enterprises to threats ranging from account takeover to policy abuse.
Staying ahead requires more than traditional fraud defenses or incremental tuning. Organizations must embrace approaches that can infer intent in real time, deliver explainable risk decisions, and adapt seamlessly to new attack vectors—without adding friction to the customer experience. By aligning with next-generation FRIP capabilities, leaders can ensure their investments not only defend against today’s attacks but also build resilience and digital trust for the agent era.
Join this webinar to learn:
Why generative AI and consumer agents are breaking traditional fraud defenses
Key findings from KuppingerCole’s evaluation of FRIP solutions for Finance and eCommerce
How to identify blind spots created by agentic AI and mitigate intentless interactions
The FRIP capabilities leaders must prioritize in 2025 and beyond
Recommendations and real-world proof points on preserving trust and frictionless digital experiences in the agent era
What differentiated Transmit Security as a Leader in both Finance and eCommerce
Speakers
David Mahdi
Chief Identity Officer, Transmit Security
John Tolbert
Director of Research and Lead Analyst, KuppingerCole Analysts
