Cybercrime, Fraud and AI:
Real-World Threats and Practical Defenses for Business Leaders

Thursday, October 22, 2026
1:00 pm–2:00 pm ET

RIMS Member FREE | Nonmember $50 USD

Sponsored by
Zurich


Cybercrime is evolving beyond traditional hacking and increasingly targeting organizations through fraud, identity compromise, social engineering, and AI-enabled impersonation. Join experts from the FBI, cybersecurity, and legal communities as they discuss how the threat landscape is changing, share real-world incidents, and explore the practical steps organizations can take to reduce risk.

Designed for brokers, risk managers, finance leaders, and executives, this session will provide actionable guidance on emerging threats, identity-focused attacks, legal and governance considerations, and strategies to improve organizational resilience in an increasingly AI-driven environment.

 

Note: All downloads and related contact information will be accessible to the webinar sponsor.



Objectives

  • Identify the cybercrime and fraud threats business leaders are most likely to face today, including AI-enabled impersonation and business email compromise
  • Understand how attackers exploit trust, identities, and human behavior to gain access, divert payments, and compromise organization
  • Develop a more resilient approach to prevention, detection, incident response, and governance in an increasingly AI-driven threat environment

Speakers

Jared Mittleman

Jared Mittleman
VP, Head of Cyber – Middle Market
Zurich, U.S.

Djurre-DJ-Hoeksema

Djurre (DJ) Hoeksema
Head of Managed Security Services
SpearTip

Jennifer Coughlin

Jennifer Coughlin
Managing Member
Mullen Coughlin LLC

Jeff Hunter

Jeffrey Hunter
Supervisory Special Agent
FBI



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