Fraud has always existed. What’s changed is the speed, scale and subtlety with which it now operates.
As we move toward 2026, the most dangerous thing organisations can do is assume that “new fraud” looks new. In reality, many of today’s threats are built on familiar tactics – phishing, stolen credentials, manipulated documents – but supercharged by automation and AI.
This evolving landscape demands a fundamental shift in how businesses think about risk, trust and resilience.
Article credit – https://www.cio.com/article/4104314/adapt-or-be-deceived-the-shape-shifting-nature-of-fraud.html
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