[New] By application, the fraud detection & prevention segment is expanding at a healthy CAGR from 2026 to 2035.
Precedence Research
[New] Regulatory uncertainty, cyberattacks and fraud risks are deepening investor mistrust.
ST
[New] Fraud enforcement momentum is expected to accelerate in 2026.
Doctor Trusted
[New] Looking ahead to 2026, stakeholders should expect heightened scrutiny of artificial intelligence in fraud schemes, expanded liability regimes, and a continued pivot by criminal networks toward synthetic identities and hybrid cyber threats.
Doctor Trusted
[New] Swipe with Caution: Latin America's Growing Digital Fraud Risk Travelers to Latin America are increasingly facing a less visible yet highly disruptive threat: digital fraud.
On Call International Blog
[New] APT activity, supply-chain compromise, DDoS disruption and SIM-enabled fraud continued to pressure operators in 2025, while newer technology deployments introduce additional operational risk.
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[New] The cyber danger scenario for Christmas 2025 demonstrates how rapidly fraud strategies are developing in tandem with digital convenience.
News4hackers
[New] 2026 will see the rapid acceleration of deepfake technology and synthetic identity fraud.
FinExtra
[New] Australian regulators are warning that scam activity is likely to increase over the Christmas and New Year period, with potential consequences for insurers, intermediaries, and policyholders as digital fraud and identity crime continue to be linked to financial losses.
Insurance Business
[New] Fraud detection and decision making will advance, thanks to innovations such as a new service from Shift Technology designed to help insurance companies by automating classification and extraction of unstructured data.
Microsoft Industry Blogs
[New] The FSA maintains a whitelist approach for tradeable cryptocurrencies, reviewing tokens for fraud risk, liquidity, and technical soundness before permitting exchange listing.
CoinRank
[New] Deepfake fraud is poised to become a mainstream cybercrime by 2026, driven by scalable 'fraud-as-a-service' and AI automation.
ETCISO
[New] Deepfake fraud is set to move from isolated headline-grabbing incidents to a mainstream, monetised cybercrime vector by 2026, and enterprises that do not prepare now will face a sharp rise in financial loss, reputational damage, and regulatory exposure.
ETCISO
[New] The new face of deepfake fraud By 2026, deepfakes will be embedded in everyday fraud rather than appearing as rare, spectacular attacks.
ETCISO
[New] How attackers will evolve in 2026 The next wave of deepfake fraud will combine three trends: realism, automation, and orchestration.
ETCISO
[New] By 2026, AI-driven fraud will increasingly use multi-profile browsers, emulators, and coordinated bots to appear as legitimate users at scale.
ETCISO
[New] Artificial intelligence will drive more sophisticated fraud in 2026.
Business Plus
[New] The latest wave of the bank's Reflecting Ireland research series, carried out by Core Research, found that 68% of respondents agree AI development will lead to more advanced fraud in 2026, up from 62% a year ago.
Business Plus
[New] Broader concerns about financial crime are increasing, with 69% now expecting financial fraud to become more sophisticated in 2026, compared with 65% in 2024. / Ireland
Business Plus
[New] In 2026, financial institutions will accelerate adoption of cloud-native, AI-driven AML and fraud solutions that can surface complex patterns.
Morningstar, Inc.
[New] The FCA says if card providers raise their single and cumulative limits to £150 and £450 respectively, as a worst-case scenario fraud could increase by 131% over the next three years. / UK
The Guardian
Last updated: 30 December 2025
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