Summary
As scams scale across borders, finance teams are facing a rapidly evolving AI-driven threat landscape that traditional controls are struggling to contain. Organised cybercrime networks are becoming more sophisticated, leveraging technology and artificial intelligence to create complex “scam economies” that operate across jurisdictions.
This session explores how international cybercrime is reshaping risk for organisations operating across multiple regions. It will examine how fragmented payment systems, inconsistent regulations, and limited visibility across vendor networks are increasing exposure to fraud and compliance risk — particularly in cross‑border payment environments.
Attendees will gain insights into how these AI-enabled scam operations work, where vulnerabilities commonly arise, and what finance teams can do to strengthen controls and resilience in an increasingly interconnected payments landscape.
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Learning Outcomes:
Explain how AI-enabled cybercrime and organised scam networks are transforming financial risk, particularly in cross-border environments.
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Speaker
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Jonathon Stead
Partnerships Director, Eftsure
Jonathon is the Partnerships Director at Eftsure, with over a decade of experience working with Procurement and Finance teams to create efficient and secure supplier management programs. With deep experience across ERP and finance ecosystems, he works at the intersection of finance operations and cybersecurity to help businesses strengthen their controls against digital fraud.
Fees
Below is all of the pricing information for the event.
NZD pricing is inclusive of GST.
Member fee: Complimentary
Non-Member fee: $20.00 NZD