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Michal Tresner featured in The Recursive on how AI is changing fraud prevention

As seen in The Recursive, ThreatMark CEO Michal Tresner explains why fraud schemes backed by AI, automation, and social engineering are forcing banks to rethink detection entirely.

  • Fraudsters are no longer just exploiting technical loopholes, but human vulnerability too. In the interview, Tresner says institutions that lean heavily on rule-based fraud prevention are increasingly exposed.

  • One of the biggest bottlenecks? Getting clean, usable data. Many banks struggle with data collection, formatting, and deployment delays.

  • ThreatMark has tackled this by building systems that reduce time-to-launch. In some cases, it’s deployable across all digital banking channels in just a few weeks, significantly faster than industry norms.

Read the full interview in The Recursive to understand how the fraud prevention landscape is evolving and what banks need to do to keep up: Michal Tresner: “Fraudsters Are Leveraging AI Just as Much as Security Providers”