WEBINAR

Scaling fraud defenses: Strengthening trust and growth in the age of AI-driven fraud

Join Alloy and Prove in this Bank Director session for an in-depth look at how institutions are confronting AI-enabled attacks and implications for the year ahead.

January 20, 2026 | 2:00 p.m. ET / 11:00 a.m. PT

As AI-driven fraud accelerates, financial institutions are rethinking how identity, automation and risk decisioning support both protection and growth. In this session, Alloy and Prove will share how banks and credit unions are confronting AI-enabled attacks and building fraud strategies that reduce losses while improving customer trust and operational efficiency. Walk away with practical steps to scale your fraud defenses for 2026.

Featured Speakers

Sara Seguin

Sara Seguin
Principal Industry Consultant, Enterprise Banking

Mary Ann Miller

Mary Ann Miller
VP, Client Experience, Prove

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