India, May 22 -- Deepfake fraud is no longer an obscure cybersecurity issue. It is now a fast-growing threat to businesses, everyday users, and public trust. The real danger is that deepfake scams turn ordinary spam into highly convincing impersonation attacks using cloned voices and fake video. When the fraudster can sound like a family member, boss, or bank official, the psychological hurdles to deception are lowered significantly.

The Forvis Mazars analysis, AI Cybersecurity Risks: Deepfakes, Speed, and Threat Evolution, says AI is sharply reducing the time, effort, and technical skill needed to launch serious fraud attacks. That's important because many traditional scams failed on the details, but deepfake scams can now be so convinc...