🎭 Phishing scams are down 20%—but don’t celebrate yet. Hackers are now using GenAI to launch hyper-targeted attacks on HR and finance teams. The game changed. Are your defenses ready for what’s coming next? 🛡️ Read the full 2025 report: https://t.co/dZ6H2HFHbR
From banking to #gigwork and gaming, tech service providers like IDfy and Signzy are using #AI, criminal databases, and risk profiling to fight fraud and enable secure onboarding across sectors as digital frauds surge 10x since FY20. @AjinkyaJK https://t.co/ZZHoIKdEru https://t.co/XzLniVhKTj
Fraudsters Have the Edge, but Financial Institutions Are Fighting Back: New DataVisor Report Unveils 2025’s Top Threats and Strategic Priorities https://t.co/o3mVghlWzO

Cybersecurity threats involving artificial intelligence are escalating, with a notable rise in deepfake scams and sophisticated fraud techniques targeting major companies worldwide. North Korean hackers have been identified using AI-generated deepfakes to deceive recruiters and human resource personnel at leading global firms and cybersecurity organizations. While phishing scams have decreased by 20%, attackers are increasingly leveraging generative AI to conduct highly targeted attacks on HR and finance departments. Financial institutions and tech service providers such as IDfy and Signzy are responding by employing AI, criminal databases, and risk profiling to combat fraud and secure onboarding processes across various sectors. Digital fraud incidents have surged tenfold since fiscal year 2020, prompting strategic shifts in cybersecurity priorities as outlined in the 2025 DataVisor report.