Isracard Hosts Cyber Fraud Prevention Conference for Deaf Community
Isracard hosted a specialized cyber fraud prevention conference for Israel's deaf and hard-of-hearing community, focusing on AI threats and digital financial security.
Isracard, the major credit card company recently acquired by billionaire Yitzhak Tshuva, has hosted a special conference focused on preventing online fraud, tailored specifically for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community in Israel. The event aimed to equip participants with essential knowledge and practical tools to navigate digital security challenges and identify sophisticated cyber scams.
Digital Fraud in the Age of AI
The conference addressed the growing complexity of digital fraud driven by emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. Senior Isracard executives, including Chief Risk Officer Mony Avraham and Head of Fraud Prevention Aner Ben Yosef, presented advanced systems utilized by the corporation to combat identity theft and online deception.
"Fraud schemes are becoming increasingly sophisticated, and the rapid development of AI tools allows impostors to operate in ways that are harder to detect," said Mony Avraham, Isracard CRO.
Community Empowerment and Collaboration
Initiated by Zohar Salem, founder and CEO of Eco-Science and creator of the service center for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community, the event highlighted the unique accessibility challenges faced by individuals when consuming financial services. Salem shared his personal story and emphasized the importance of corporate involvement in creating an accessible society.
The initiative forms an integral part of Isracard's broader commitment to making financial education and digital protection tools accessible to diverse population segments across the country.
