Last week in Singapore, I had the privilege of leading our tabletop exercise as part of our AI-enabled cybercrime initiative.
I am grateful to our hosts, Helena Yixin Huang, Benjamin Ang, Karryl Trajano, PhD, and the sharp practitioners, executives, and academics who spent their Friday leaning in with real-world questions and lively scenarios.
And a big shout-out to our partner at Fortinet, Derek Manky, and to @Leah Walker from the Berkeley Risk and Security Lab!
During the day, we explored how LLMs are accelerating phishing and fraud, deepfake-based social engineering, synthetic identities at scale, and cybercrime as a service, as well as what actually works: data-driven detection, model governance, and public-private partnerships.
Thank you to everyone who joined!
Your insights will shape the next phase of our research and inform the guidance we are developing.
