AI-Enabled Fraud and Synthetic Identity

How leaders can strengthen identity assurance, investigation and responsible analytics as fraud techniques evolve.

Dates16–17 February 2027
LocationNairobi, Kenya
Confirmed leaders21

Challenge identity evidence, not only identity data

Synthetic identities and deepfake-enabled impersonation can combine plausible information with manipulated evidence. Controls need layered verification rather than reliance on a single signal.

Use analytics with accountable decisions

AI can help prioritise anomalies and connected fraud patterns, but investigation quality, explainability and escalation remain essential.

  • Monitor model performance and false positives
  • Keep human review for material interventions
  • Record decision logic and control ownership

Design for cross-channel behaviour

Fraud journeys frequently combine messaging, voice, identity, device and payment signals. A joined view improves detection and reduces fragmented response.

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