BioCatch survey shows banks face agentic AI attacks
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On November 10, 2026, Finance Magnates reported that BioCatch had released a survey of 1,440 banking fraud management, anti-money laundering, and risk and compliance professionals across 25 countries. The survey found that 80% of respondents said their institutions had encountered agentic AI attacks; 84% believe AI agents will be the financial industry’s most exploitable vulnerability over the next year, and 72% expect it to be difficult to distinguish legitimate AI-assisted activity from malicious or manipulated activity. The report also noted that BioCatch had launched a new capability, AiRE, which can identify AI agents acting on behalf of customers or directed by malicious actors before funds are transferred.
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- Finance MagnatesBioCatch survey: 80% of banks have faced agentic AI attacks
A BioCatch survey of 1,440 banking fraud management, AML, and risk and compliance professionals across 25 countries found that 80% of respondents said their organizations had faced agentic AI attacks. 84% of respondents believe AI agents will be the financial industry's most exploitable vulnerability over the next year, while 72% expect it to be difficult to distinguish legitimate AI-assisted actions from malicious or manipulated activity. BioCatch's new AiRE capability can identify AI agents acting on behalf of customers or at the direction of malicious actors before funds are transferred.
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