AI-enabled social engineering, from deepfakes to voice cloning
Tuesday, April 6, 2027 | Invitation-only
The RSA Conference™ eFraud Global Forum (eFG) is an invitation-only, closed-door fraud prevention forum held during RSA Conference 2027 in San Francisco. For one focused day, roughly 140 senior fraud, scam, and financial crime leaders share what’s working, what isn’t, and what’s coming next—candidly, and under strict Chatham House Rule.
About the eFraud Global Forum
For more than 15 years, the eFraud Global Forum has been where the people fighting fraud compare notes and find new ways to disrupt the disruptors. Fraudsters share tools, tactics, and stolen data freely. eFG gives defenders a trusted place to do the same.
Each year, the Forum brings together senior fraud prevention, scam, and cybercrime executives from global financial institutions, technology platforms, retailers, telecommunications providers, healthcare organizations, government agencies, and law enforcement. The format is intentionally small and practical: panel discussions, real-world case studies, and facilitated peer conversations, with plenty of time to connect with the people facing the same threats you are.
eFG isn’t programmed from the outside in. A global Program Committee of senior fraud practitioners spends months curating the agenda around the problems attendees are actually facing. Topics on the table for 2027 include:
Whichever of these sits at the top of your list this year, you’ll leave with candid, specific intelligence from peers on what worked, what failed, and what to prepare for next—not vendor talking points.
The value of eFG comes from what people are willing to say in the room. That’s why the entire forum is held under strict Chatham House Rule: you’re free to use the information you hear, but not to reveal the identity or affiliation of any speaker or participant. No press, no analysts, and no sales pitches—just practitioners being straight with one another.
Part of RSA Conference Week
eFG takes place on Tuesday, April 6, during RSA Conference 2027 (opens in a new tab) (April 5–8, 2027) at Moscone Center in San Francisco. The conversation doesn’t end when the Forum does: eFraud Global Pass holders can keep going all week through the full RSA Conference program, from Keynotes to Innovation Programs, plus RSAC™ Cyber Fraud Day, a one-day concentration of cyber-fraud fusion programing.
How to Apply to Attend the eFraud Global Forum
eFG is invite-only. If you have questions or are interested in joining us in 2027, reach out to the eFG team at eFG@RSAConference.com.
Who Should Attend: eFG Qualifications
eFG is a practitioners-only fraud prevention forum, and that’s what keeps the conversation honest. To qualify, you should be:
To protect the integrity of the discussion, the following are not permitted to attend:
Not sure whether you qualify? Email us at eFG@RSAConference.com. We’re happy to help.
New For 2027: The eFraud Global Pass ($995 USD)
To attend this year, the new, exclusive eFraud Global Pass is required. It’s designed for fraud leaders who want to get the most out of RSA Conference week, and includes:
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Welcome Remarks & Meeting Kick Off
Ben Mellett, Senior Vice President, Fraud & Client Account Management, CIBC
Ryan Powell, Vice President, Enterprise Fraud Management, CIBC
AI and the Good Guys - Case Studies of How Fraud Teams are Fighting AI Threats
Presenters:
Tom Abraham, Principal Engineer, AI Accelerate, Fraud Solutios, TD Bank
Devon Jorlett, Principal Engineer, AI Research & Engineering, Financial Crimes Lifecycle Engineering, TD Bank
Andrew Nikolishyn, Sr. Director Fraud Management, Rogers
Beyond Compliance: The Future of Fraud Management in a Privacy-Conscious World
Moderator:
Mélanie Massé, Practice Leader, Fraud, Vice-president, Strategy, Performance and Execution, Desjardins Group
Panelists:
Mathieu Auger-Perreault, Partner & National Fraud Risk Consulting Leader, EY
Catherine Guerra, Director, Scam Fraud Strategy, RBC
Chris Todorov, Director, Fraud Management & Corporate Security, Meridien Credit Union
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RSAC brings together IT and cybersecurity professionals at every stage of their careers to share knowledge, build connections, and advance the field.
The RSAC eFraud Global Forum (eFG) is an invitation-only, closed-door forum where about 140 senior fraud prevention, scam and cybercrime leaders share intelligence under Chatham House Rule. It has run for more than 15 years as part of RSA Conference.
The 2027 forum takes place on Tuesday, April 6, 2027, at Moscone Center in San Francisco, during RSA Conference 2027 (April 5–8, 2027).
Attendance is limited to invited senior practitioners and leaders in cyber fraud, scam, and financial crime prevention, and detection. Media, analysts, consultants, sales and marketing professionals, and non-sponsor vendors are not permitted.
Once approved, you'll receive a link to register for the eFraud Global Pass ($995 USD). The pass includes the eFG invitation, RSAC™ Cyber Fraud Day, and robust access to RSA Conference sessions and Keynotes.
The 2027 agenda may address account takeover, impersonation scams, AI-enabled social engineering, agentic commerce risk, money mule networks, synthetic identity fraud, and much more.
Email the eFG team at eFG@RSAConference.com with your name, title, and organization.
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"Single-track venue, strong well-curated talks, with a great engaging audience."
"Conversations with other fraud professionals. New connections made. Deep conversations about the state and future of fraud. Very motivating. Very insightful."
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