AI-enabled phishing and deepfake fraud: what it changes for your controls
How AI-enabled phishing and deepfake voice and video fraud change the threat, and the verification, identity and process controls that still protect you.
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Get help nowThe NCSC expects AI to make cyber attacks more frequent and more intense. Attackers already use it to research targets, write convincing phishing and exploit weaknesses faster.
Generative AI can write lures without the mistakes that often give phishing away, and phishing is already the most common attack on UK businesses.
The NCSC says the time between a flaw being disclosed and exploited has shrunk to days, and AI will almost certainly reduce it further.
AI tools and agents can be manipulated into misusing the access you give them. The NCSC says some of these weaknesses may never be fully fixed.
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How AI-enabled phishing and deepfake voice and video fraud change the threat, and the verification, identity and process controls that still protect you.
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