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American Focus > Blog > Tech and Science > From risk to real-time: fraud detection moves to the SOC
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From risk to real-time: fraud detection moves to the SOC

Last updated: April 12, 2025 11:00 am
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Corporate fraud in today’s cyber era is increasingly driven by artificial intelligence, accounting for over 40% of cases. These AI-powered fraud schemes mimic real user behavior, outsmart traditional defenses, and operate at speeds that overwhelm security operations centers.

In 2024, nearly 90% of enterprises fell victim to cyber attacks, with half of them losing upwards of $10 million each.

Malicious bots, capable of emulating human actions, create sophisticated frameworks to carry out account takeovers on a large scale. They evade traditional security measures like firewalls, EDR tools, and siloed fraud detection systems.

Attackers leveraging AI to create evasive and scalable bots

Cyber attackers are rapidly harnessing AI to develop bots that can mimic human actions and execute complex tasks like account takeovers. In 2024, 60% of account takeover attempts were initiated by bots, showcasing their growing sophistication in breaching security measures.

Malicious bots pose a significant challenge to security operations centers, often launching attacks that go undetected by existing security tools, putting SOC teams on constant high alert.

Ken Dunham, from Qualys, emphasizes the threat posed by bots, stating that they can be weaponized for various malicious activities like credential attacks and denial of service attacks.

From Taylor Swift ticket frenzy to fraud surface

Bots are increasingly targeting high-profile events like Taylor Swift concerts, aiming to purchase tickets in bulk for resale at inflated prices. These ticket bots overwhelmed Ticketmaster with 3.5 billion requests, causing disruptions and preventing genuine fans from purchasing tickets.

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Companies like DataDome are combating such scalping attacks by deploying AI-driven solutions that differentiate between bots and legitimate users in real-time, ensuring fair access to tickets.

Combatting bot attacks at such scale requires a robust security infrastructure capable of handling AI-driven threats.

The role of SOC teams in combating bot-driven attacks

As weaponized bots become more prevalent, SOC teams are at the forefront of defending against these sophisticated attacks. Enterprises are enhancing their security stacks with online fraud detection platforms to counter the evolving threats posed by AI-driven bots.

Legacy fraud detection systems are inadequate in addressing the speed and stealth of modern bot attacks, necessitating a shift towards real-time monitoring and continuous risk assessment.

Embracing Journey-Time Orchestration for enhanced fraud detection

Journey-Time Orchestration (JTO) is identified as the future architecture for online fraud detection, offering session-wide monitoring and continuous risk scoring to combat AI-driven bot attacks effectively.

Companies like DataDome, Ivanti, and Telesign are leading the charge in implementing JTO defense mechanisms, leveraging AI and real-time data analysis to stay ahead of sophisticated fraud tactics.

Leaders in Journey Time Orchestration defense

DataDome, Ivanti, and Telesign are setting the benchmark in real-time fraud prevention by integrating AI and continuous monitoring into their security platforms. These companies prioritize dynamic risk assessment and automation to address the evolving threat landscape.

Their solutions focus on enhancing user experiences while effectively combatting fraudulent activities orchestrated by AI-powered bots.

The future of fraud prevention in SOC

Integrating fraud prevention into SOC operations is crucial for mitigating AI-driven threats and safeguarding enterprises from cyber attacks. Online fraud detection platforms play a vital role alongside existing security tools in fortifying defenses against evolving bot tactics.

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Security teams are increasingly taking ownership of fraud prevention strategies, emphasizing the importance of real-time monitoring and continuous risk assessment to stay ahead of malicious actors.

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