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    08:25 AM 21st January 2026 GMT+00:00

    Digital Trust: Developing a Modern Security Framework for the Age of AI

    In this on-demand webinar, experts from Sumsub, NAB, HSBC, and GLEIF examine the future of digital trust, highlighting practical measures to strengthen defences.

    As artificial intelligence powers unprecedented innovation, it also fuels a new generation of hyper-realistic fraud, from deepfakes to sophisticated, automated scams. This expanding threat landscape is forcing FIs to rethink security from the ground up, making the concept of “digital trust” more critical than ever before.

    In this webinar hosted on 20 January 2026, Penny Chai (Sumsub), Anthony Hope (NAB), Alexandre Kech (GLEIF), and Will Tully (HSBC) examine how fraudsters are leveraging AI to execute sophisticated attacks and exploit banking customers, highlighting practical measures to defend against specific threats such as deepfakes and account takeover.

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