Webinar: OpenClaw (Agentic AI) and the Coming Tsunami of Fraud
🚀 Why Now
The rise of agentic AI will have serious consequences for cybersecurity. As AI bots become capable of performing actions on behalf of humans, attributing those actions to their true source becomes increasingly difficult. This creates particular challenges in areas where organisations need to trace activity, detect signs of malicious behaviour, and conduct incident investigations.
🎯 What You Will Take Away
An understanding of the specific threats created by GenAI and agentic AI, and possible mitigations.
New approaches to cybersecurity practice that agentic AI demands.
An overview of OpenClaw: how it is set up and how it operates.
Practical ways to define Digital ID methods for agentic AI infrastructure to improve fraud detection.
👥 Who Is It For
Security leaders, fraud professionals, CTOs, CSOs, risk and compliance managers, and anyone responsible for digital trust in organisations where AI is becoming part of business decisions, not just a background tool.
🎤 Speakers
Bill Buchanan OBE | FRSE | Professor of Applied Cryptography at Edinburgh Napier University.
Bill leads the Centre for Cybersecurity and the Scottish Centre of Excellence in Digital Trust and DLT. He has published over 30 academic books and more than 450 research papers across cryptography, digital identity, blockchain, and quantum processing. He was named Most Innovative Teacher of the Year at the Times Higher Education Awards in 2023 and Cyber Evangelist of the Year at the Scottish Cyber Awards in 2016 and 2025.Nanik Ramchandani CEO, LastingAsset
Nanik has over 20 years of experience across asset management, financial services, and entrepreneurial ventures. He leads LastingAsset's mission to build verification infrastructure that makes digital impersonation unprofitable.
🛡️ Hosted by LastingAsset
LastingAsset exists to protect trust in a world where deception is becoming effortless. As fraud shifts from technical exploits to human manipulation, the biggest losses no longer happen because systems fail. They happen because people are persuaded to act in good faith. We build solutions that allow individuals and enterprises to confirm who they are really dealing with before acting on a risky request.