AI-assisted fraud is changing how organizations approach identity verification, onboarding, and account security.
As fraudsters increasingly use synthetic identities, manipulated biometric evidence and automated AI-driven tools, traditional identity signals are becoming harder to trust. Organizations now face a critical question: do your identity systems still reliably represent a real, accountable human?
Regula’s global study explores the evolving identity fraud landscape and measures AI-assisted identity activity across banking, financial services, crypto, telecom, government, and gaming and seven major markets: the UK, US, Germany, Singapore, UAE, Brazil and Mexico.
Regula’s report provides insights into emerging threats and the growing impact of AI on identity verification, fraud prevention and digital trust.
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