Cybercriminals are adopting artificial intelligence to supercharge classic attacks at lightning speed. We’re seeing voice clones of executives authorizing fraudulent payments, synthetic videos used in extortion attempts, and phishing emails so well-crafted they bypass filters and fool experienced staff. These AI-driven threats aren't the future - they’re here now, eroding the trust and controls organizations rely on to stay secure.
Key takeaways:
- Real-world examples of deepfakes, voice cloning, and AI-assisted phishing in active attacks
- How these threats disrupt financial safeguards, executive trust, and operational resilience
- Practical steps to strengthen defenses, from updated policies and training to red teaming and incident response readiness
Join us for a fast-paced session designed for security practitioners, CISOs, and IT leaders. Arm yourself against the future of cybercrime with a clear, realistic view of how attackers are using AI... and what can be done to stay ahead of them.
Guest Speaker
Matt Durrin is the Director of Training and Research at LMG Security and a Senior Consultant with the organization. He is an instructor at the international Black Hat USA conference, where he has taught classes on ransomware and data breaches. Matt has conducted cybersecurity seminars, tabletop exercises and classes for thousands of attendees in all sectors, including banking, retail, healthcare, government, and more. He is also the co-author of the book, Ransomware and Cyber Extortion: Response and Prevention. A seasoned cybersecurity and IT professional, Matt specializes in ransomware response and research, as well as deployment of proactive cybersecurity solutions. Matt holds a bachelor’s degree in computer science from the University of Montana, and his malware research has been featured on NBC Nightly News.
