Identify How Cyber Criminals Use Generative AI in Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attacks

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Understanding how cybercriminals exploit generative AI technologies, like OpenAI's ChatGPT, to mount sophisticated Business Email Compromise (BEC) attacks is the first step in determining if you have the right defense-in-depth strategy.

There are more than 20 different classifications of BEC attacks. The progression of generative AI technologies has introduced a new vector for BEC attacks, expanding the possibilities and variation of these attacks.

Cybercriminals use this technology to automate the creation of highly convincing phishing emails personalized to the recipient, significantly increasing the chances of a successful attack.

Join this webinar to:

  • Peer into the world of a cybercriminal forum to sneak a peek at the Hacker’s Guide to Writing Professional Phishing Emails
  • See real-world examples of many different classifications of BEC attacks
  • Gain tips on how to determine if you are protected from these types of attacks

Speakers

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Jeff Baker

Director of Solutions Engineering, SlashNext

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Chris McGowan

Principal Information Security Professional Practices, ISACA

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Zaira Pirzada

Advisor - Lionfish Tech Advisors

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