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Your guide to AI innovation, adoption, and acceleration in cybersecurity

Modern fraud isn't an event. It's an industrialised campaign that begins weeks before the payment. The transaction is where fraud ends, not where it happens. This paper shows how to disrupt the campaign weeks before the payment, not document it after.
Your guide to AI innovation, adoption, and acceleration in cybersecurity
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A two-minute, model-calibrated estimate of detected fraud exposure — built from the one number every institution knows: your active digital user count. No fraud figures, no sensitive data required.
Two inputs are all you need to get started. You'll find the full method explained beneath your results.
Use a consistent 12-month definition — the same basis you'd report internally.
Leave blank to use the model's built-in values. Any figure you enter replaces only the loss-per-case component of the estimate.
Enter your active digital user count to run the estimate.
Your estimate appears here — two inputs is all it takes
This estimate converts Group-IB's session-level fraud detection model into a per-user form, so it runs on one input every institution already knows.
The model is calibrated on real institutional data and represents a typical institution at your scale. Individual results vary with engagement and fraud patterns, so treat this as an order-of-magnitude estimate. Digital-wallet and digital-only estimates carry wider uncertainty than retail.
A Group-IB Threat Exposure Assessment can build on this with a closer look at your own data — and at the underground-market exposure and unreported volume this estimate cannot see.
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