Happy-Hour by QUORUM

Deepfakes, AI agents, and Open Gateway: the new fraud does not invade systems - it signs contractsWe protect networks, encrypt data, implement MFA - and even so, fraud continues to grow. Because the nature of the attack has changed: today, the weakest link is not technical. It is the identity of the person on the other side of the transaction.In Brazil, an attempted fraud happens every 9 seconds. Voice and video deepfakes are already deceiving human verification processes. And in the near future, autonomous AI agents will be able to sign contracts, approve purchases, and authorize accesses in the name of real people.In this QUORUM meeting, we will openly discuss what this means for the operation of those who lead technology in large companies:To talk with us, I invited Getúlio Santos, CEO and founder of Zapsign, responsible for the 1st digital signature with Open Gateway that became a global case.A valuable opportunity for genuine connections and peer-to-peer exchanges with high-level technology leaders, all in a light and relaxed environment, accompanied by good wines, beers, and delicious food.