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

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Overview:

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 businesses and regulators worldwide to rethink security from the ground up, making the concept of “digital trust” more critical than ever before.

APAC regulators have been spearheading a suite of initiatives — from secure intelligence-sharing platforms to new e-banking security frameworks — to build more resilient ecosystems for digital financial services. These efforts reflect a global shift towards proactive, multi-layered defences that can protect customers without compromising on user experience.

This webinar will bring together industry leaders and technology experts to explore the future of digital trust. We consider strategies for combatting AI-driven threats, examine best practices for building a robust trust and safety framework, drawing lessons from pioneering regulatory initiatives from across the APAC region.

Key Themes:

• Deepfakes and Advanced Fraud: Explore how AI is being weaponised by fraudsters and, in turn, how next-generation AI solutions can help secure non-face-to-face onboarding and transactions.

• Modern Trust & Safety Framework: Examine best practices for implementing robust device binding, continuous authentication, and behavioural biometrics to secure the entire customer lifecycle, from login to high-risk transactions.

• Lessons from Intelligence Sharing: Take stock of progress made by inter-bank collaborative platforms in Hong Kong, Singapore and Australia, including how firms can integrate shared intelligence with internal fraud detection systems.

• Frictionless Security: Examine scalable and cost-effective strategies and practical solutions for implementing stronger security without creating friction that frustrates users.