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Using AI to Continuously Separate Customers, Fraudsters & AI Agents

42.5%

42.5% of all detected fraud attempts in the financial/ payments sector are now AI-driven

70%

Nearly 70% of fraud-management/AML/risk professionals surveyed say criminals are more adept at using AI than banks are at using it to stop them

76%

76% of fraud and risk professionals believe their business has been targeted by AI-fraud

The AI Revolution is Rewriting the Rules of Digital Trust

Can your fraud defenses tell the difference between a trusted customer, a fraudster, and an AI agent?

AI is transforming both digital engagement and the threat landscape. As customer journeys evolve to include both human users and intelligent agents, legacy fraud and security systems can fall short. This document outlines how Darwinium’s AI-native cyberfraud prevention platform is:

  • Leveraging red-teaming adversarial AI capabilities to detect vulnerabilities in business account security processes, before fraudsters do.
  • Building advanced behavioral-based machine learning models to accurately separate trusted from nefarious agent behavior.
  • Delivering a tightly integrated copilot to optimize fraud defenses, bridging the gap between human expertise and platform automation.

The Challenge

When Humans Aren’t Your Only Trusted Users

Your customers aren’t just humans anymore, they’re assisted by AI agents making decisions, purchases, and payments on their behalf.
But there’s a flip side: fraudsters are using AI too, to automate attacks, evade detection, and exploit every weakness in your defenses.

  • AI-powered bots are stealing credentials and authorizing fraudulent transactions.
  • AI scrapers are exfiltrating sensitive business and customer data.
  • Generative AI is crafting perfect phishing scams and fake identities.
  • Adversarial algorithms are probing your APIs for logic flaws and back doors.

Traditional tools simply can’t distinguish between legitimate and malicious automation.

The Opportunity

AI Isn’t Just the Threat. It’s the Solution

Intelligent agents are redefining digital commerce, powering hyper-personalization, zero-click shopping, and tokenized payments.
But to capitalize on these benefits, your business must differentiate between trusted AI agents and adversarial automation, instantly and continuously.

The Whitepaper

Using AI to Continuously Separate Customers, Fraudsters & AI Agents

In this whitepaper, you’ll learn how Darwinium’s AI-native platform helps businesses stay ahead of the next generation of fraud threats by:

  • Simulating adversarial AI attacks: using red-teaming capabilities to find vulnerabilities before fraudsters do.
  • Building behavior-based ML models: that accurately classify trusted users, fraudsters, and AI agents in real time.
  • Empowering teams with AI copilots: to optimize fraud defenses and bridge human expertise with automated decisioning.

Why Download This Whitepaper

You’ll gain actionable insights on:

  • The new AI-powered threat landscape, what’s changing, and why static defenses are failing.
  • How to detect and classify both trusted and malicious AI agents across every digital journey.
  • How Darwinium’s closed-loop AI system creates adaptive, context-aware fraud prevention that evolves faster than attackers can.
  • Real-world examples of AI-driven fraud signals — and how to spot them before damage is done.

The Future of Fraud Prevention is AI-Native

Learn how to build continuous, adaptive defenses that evolve with every customer interaction.

Highlights

  • The Line Between Human and Machine Is Blurring

    AI agents now act for customers, businesses must detect intent, not just bots.

  • Fraudsters Are Weaponizing AI

    Adversarial AI mimics humans and exploits APIs faster than legacy tools can respond.

  • Continuous Differentiation Builds Trust

    Static checks fail, continuous, contextual visibility is now essential.

  • AI Is Your Strongest Defense

    Built-in AI powers simulations, behavior modeling, and copilots that outpace attackers.