Fraud & Financial Crime

Deepfakes and AI-Driven Identity Attacks in Banking

Join fraud, financial crime and digital banking leaders for a closed-door, invitation-only roundtable in Dubai examining how AI-generated attacks are defeating bank authentication systems, and what UAE banks are doing to stay ahead.
September 8, 2026
Dubai
Roundtable Overview
Deepfakes have become an operational fraud threat across the Gulf, with synthetic media targeting digital onboarding, authentication, and high-value transaction authorisation. CBUAE has warned banks to strengthen defences against AI-driven impersonation. This roundtable examines where identity systems are most exposed, which detection approaches are proving effective in practice, and where current defences are still being outpaced by tools that cost fraudsters almost nothing to deploy.
Closed-Door Discussion
Chatham House Rule
Peer-Driven
Pitch-Free
Discussion Points
How banks are protecting facial and voice authentication systems against deepfake injection attacks without introducing customer friction.
Where staff verification and high-value transaction authorisation are creating exploitable gaps that AI-driven impersonation is already targeting.
Whether detection approaches can keep pace with synthetic media tools that are evolving faster than most bank defences can adapt.
Agenda

1815 - 1900

Arrival and Networking
Guests arrive and are welcomed into an informal reception ahead of the evening's discussion. An opportunity to meet fellow attendees and build connections before the roundtable gets underway.

1900 - 2000

Roundtable Discussion and Drinks
The group moves to a seated, moderated discussion guided by a structured agenda. An open, candid conversation among peers on the evening's core themes, with room for debate and different perspectives.

2000 - 2115

Three-Course Dinner
A private dinner in an elegant setting, where conversation continues in a more relaxed environment. An opportunity to deepen connections and continue the themes of the evening over fine cuisine.

2115 - 2200

Wrap Up, Q&A and Closing DrinksThe moderator draws out key takeaways and opens the floor for final questions and reflections. The evening closes with informal drinks, allowing attendees to continue conversations and explore next steps.

Who Will Attend
Head of Fraud Risk · Head of Financial Crime · Head of Digital Banking · Chief Information Security Officer · Head of Technology Risk
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This is an invitation-only event with limited seating. Attendance is subject to approval to ensure a senior and relevant group. Please apply below. Further details will be shared upon confirmation.
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