May Trends Webinar

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When Fraud Looks Human: AI, Bots, and the Collapse of Trust in Loyalty & Travel

Date: 28 May 2026, 10am ET
Location: Online
Delegates: 100+
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Loyalty and travel organizations are entering a new fraud environment: the behavioral signals once used to distinguish legitimate customers from malicious activity are becoming far less reliable.

AI agents, automated tooling, stolen credentials, and coordinated human fraud operations are converging across login flows, account creation, booking journeys, inventory searches, and loyalty transactions. Malicious activity increasingly behaves like legitimate customer behavior.

The result is a widening trust gap inside fraud systems:

  • Fake traffic contaminating analytics and decisioning
  • Synthetic identities bypassing traditional controls
  • Booking, inventory, and checkout abuse blending into normal activity
  • Account takeover attacks becoming harder to identify before loss occurs

Drawing on findings from the 2026 Benchmark Report on fraud, bots, and AI, Sam Crowther, Founder & CEO of Kasada, will examine how fraud operations are evolving from isolated attacks into persistent, industrialized systems operating at scale.

Attendees will learn:

  • Why agentic and AI-assisted fraud activity has increased nearly 10x
  • Where loyalty and travel organizations are most exposed upstream in the customer journey
  • How AI is reducing the cost and complexity of large-scale fraud operations
  • Why many traditional detection approaches are losing effectiveness
  • How leading teams are adapting to a world where malicious and legitimate behavior increasingly look the same

Moderator

Sam Crowther

Sam Crowther

Founder & CEO, Kasada

Chris Staab

Chris Staab

Co-Founder, Loyalty Security Alliance

When Fraud Looks Human: AI, Bots, and the Collapse of Trust in Loyalty & Travel

28/5/202610:00am EDT1 hour
Loyalty and travel organizations are entering a new fraud environment: the behavioral signals once used to distinguish legitimate customers from malicious activity are becoming far less reliable.

AI agents, automated tooling, stolen credentials, and coordinated human fraud operations are converging across login flows, account creation, booking journeys, inventory searches, and loyalty transactions. Malicious activity increasingly behaves like legitimate customer behavior.

The result is a widening trust gap inside fraud systems:

- fake traffic contaminating analytics and decisioning
- synthetic identities bypassing traditional controls
- booking, inventory, and checkout abuse blending into normal activity
- account takeover attacks becoming harder to identify before loss occurs

Drawing on findings from the 2026 Benchmark Report on fraud, bots, and AI, Sam Crowther, Founder & CEO of Kasada, will examine how fraud operations are evolving from isolated attacks into persistent, industrialized systems operating at scale.

Attendees will learn:

- Why agentic and AI-assisted fraud activity has increased nearly 10x
- Where loyalty and travel organizations are most exposed upstream in the customer journey
- How AI is reducing the cost and complexity of large-scale fraud operations
- Why many traditional detection approaches are losing effectiveness
- How leading teams are adapting to a world where malicious and legitimate behavior increasingly look the same

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This session is hosted together with:

Kasada Sponsor

Founded in 2016 as the LFPA to allow the various stakeholders in Loyalty, Fraud Prevention and Cybersecurity to collaborate on the growing issues around the security of Loyalty Programs.

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