In an era where fraud is no longer opportunistic but industrialized, automated, and increasingly AI-driven, and the perimeter that once defined trust and verification is eroding in real time, this summit brings together leaders across fraud, financial crime, identity, cybersecurity, risk and compliance to confront a rapidly shifting threat landscape. Across a full day of panels, case studies, live simulations, and interactive roundtables, the agenda explores how organizations are rethinking identity beyond point-in-time onboarding and moving toward continuous, behaviour-led authentication and adaptive defense models. Sessions will unpack the rise of fraud-as-a-service ecosystems, the operational strain on fraud teams, and the growing convergence of fraud and cyber functions into unified fusion centers. Alongside this, practical perspectives on GenAI in fraud operations, B2B fraud exposure, and balancing customer friction with robust controls will ground the discussion in real-world implementation. Designed for practitioners navigating both strategic and operational pressure, the summit focuses on what it takes to build resilient, scalable fraud defenses in a world where attackers are increasingly autonomous—and where trust must be continuously earned, not assumed.