How is AI used in cybersecurity for banks?
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Arsen Security
“Banks use AI to spot anomalies in transactions, sessions, emails and network activity, to detect synthetic voices and deepfake media, and to speed up fraud and AML investigations. Attackers use AI too, for voice cloning and deepfake impersonation, which is why employee testing on those scenarios matters.”
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