In an increasingly AI-driven world, the threat landscape has shifted drastically. Deepfakes, synthetic identities, and AI-manipulated evidence are no longer futuristic scenarios—they are today’s reality. Recognizing the urgent need for preparedness, the Future Crime Research Foundation (FCRF) will host a high-impact webinar titled “Cybersecurity & DFIR in the Age of Gen AI and Deepfakes” on June 26, from 11 AM to 1 PM.
The session is designed for cybersecurity professionals, digital forensic investigators, policy experts, and AI researchers to discuss the critical need for evolving security protocols and forensic tools to meet modern threats.
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Themes of the Webinar
The discussion will revolve around three pressing themes:
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Emerging Threats: The rise of deepfakes and AI-driven attacks.
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Modernizing DFIR (Digital Forensics and Incident Response): New-age tools and response techniques for generative AI challenges.
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Cybersecurity Resilience: Building adaptive and intelligent defense frameworks in an AI-powered world.
Each segment will include real-world cases, insights from thought leaders, and practical recommendations for organizations seeking to stay ahead of rapidly changing risks.
Expert Panel and Thought Leadership
FCRF is bringing together a distinguished panel of experts, including military veterans, senior cybersecurity consultants, and risk professionals. One of the contributors, Sameer Kulkarni, a former Indian Air Force official now working in data analytics and cyber governance in Gandhinagar, expressed interest in contributing to the session, bringing both operational and technical perspectives to the table.
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Another noted expert, Dr. Nishant Sawant, part of the fraud risk community, has also joined the conversation around the implications of AI and digital deception in financial and governmental systems.
Why This Matters
The timing of this webinar couldn’t be more urgent. From election interference to financial fraud and identity spoofing, deepfakes and generative AI have created unprecedented challenges for law enforcement, regulators, and private enterprises.
FCRF aims to not just raise alarm—but also to provide solutions, collaborative frameworks, and capacity-building pathways. The foundation invites cybersecurity leaders, DFIR specialists, AI researchers, and compliance heads to attend, engage, and contribute. To Register for the Free Webinar, Click Here.
