The Intersection of AI, Digital Fraud
and Cyber Defenses

New Research, November 2024

Leverage AI to outsmart adversarial AI

Cybersecurity execs are facing AI-powered fraud threats that evolve fast and hit hard. This latest research dives into the numbers behind the rise of AI-driven attacks, how leading enterprises are fighting back, and what’s ahead in the battle for digital defense. Ready to get ahead?

"New Research: The Intersection of AI, Digital Fraud and Cyber Defenses.”

Pursuing AI maturity to secure online transactions

AI-powered fraud is on the rise—and your business is in the crosshairs. Account takeovers, fake account creation and other attacks are wreaking havoc on revenue-driving sites and apps. Discover key trends and how leaders are responding in the report below.

Top 3 threats to critical business applications most concerning to cybersecurity professionals:

88%

Of enterprises have observed an increase in AI-powered bot attacks over the past two years.

76% of cybersecurity professionals estimate that losses reach up to $99M.

The current state of AI-based solutions and benefits

AI adoption in cybersecurity is growing, but readiness varies widely. Our research highlights a preparedness gap, with only a few enterprises fully equipped for future threats. Learn how using AI is essential for effective defense against adversarial AI.

Only 1/5 of enterprises are very well prepared to use Al to defend against bad actors conducting volumetric Al-powered attacks.

62%

Of cybersecurity professionals gain more value buying Al-powered cyber solutions than building their own.

21% of cybersecurity budgets are allocated to AI-driven solutions. By 2026, this figure is expected to rise to 27%.

AI Enthusiasts: Trailblazers taking action against adversarial AI

As AI-driven threats grow, some enterprises are already ahead, fully integrating AI into their defense strategies. Learn how AI Enthusiasts are leading the way with proactive AI-powered solutions and setting the bar for cybersecurity.