Boards demand tabletop exercises after a year of AI-assisted fraud attempts
The deepfake is now a controls issue.
Marcus VanceLeadership & Policy Correspondent
Cybersecurity operations center
NEW YORK — The most useful AI conversation in many board packets is not about copilots. It is about a voice that almost moved a wire. Audit chairs said they want tabletops that include a cloned CFO and a weekend payment request.
Banks have been living this longer than corporates. The corporates are catching up because the tools got cheaper and the processes stayed polite.
A company that still treats dual-control as a policy PDF rather than a rehearsed habit is volunteering to be a case study.
Marcus Vance
Leadership & Policy Correspondent
Follows Fortune 500 succession, boards, and the labor bargains reshaping corporate America.