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Financial institutions face an expanding social engineering attack surface as digital channels grow and threat actors exploit them with increasingly sophisticated tactics. These attacks are coordinated, persistent, and designed to scale across domains, social media, messaging platforms, apps, and voice, while leveraging AI-generated content, deepfakes, and spoofed identities to create highly convincing interactions.

Modern social-engineering attacks move faster and farther than legacy defenses — slipping across email, SMS, voice, chat, social and paid ads while teams drown in alerts and slow manual workflows. Join this webinar for a different approach: an AI-native, unified platform that correlates signals across surfaces, autonomously disrupts attacker campaigns, and trains people to act as the organization’s first line of defense.

The report examines how attackers exploit trusted media and entertainment brands using AI-driven impersonation, phishing, and domain abuse. It underscores the need for proactive, intelligence-led defenses to stay ahead of evolving social engineering threats.

Healthcare’s attack surface now extends far beyond the traditional perimeter, spanning brands, patient portals, executives, vendors, and clinician identities. In this episode of The Buzz Podcast, leaders from Doppel, Guidepoint Security, and Banner Health discuss how attackers are exploiting this external exposure in 2026.

In 2026, social engineering goes fully multi-channel and AI-native. Attacks no longer live only in email. They move through Slack, Teams, social media, and even live meetings, often appearing completely legitimate.

2025 marked the tipping point: AI-generated voice, video, and imagery became believable enough to undermine trust at scale. In 2026, social engineering goes fully multi-channel and AI-native, moving beyond email into high-trust, low-defense channels like collaboration tools, messaging apps, and social platforms.

Doppel Security Awareness Training reduces human risk through tailored, engaging training and personalized coaching. Learn how security leaders can help strengthen employee defenses against evolving AI-driven and multi-channel threats, through curated content for every role, behavior, or industry.

In 2026, phishing email click rates no longer tell the real story of human risk. As attackers accelerate their use of AI-driven social engineering far beyond email scams, organizations need a deeper understanding of how people act in real-world scenarios. Doppel’s Human Risk Management solution empowers security leaders to move beyond superficial metrics to measure and shape how employees react to hyper-realistic attack scenarios.

Doppel leverages the latest OpenAI models to automate key SOC workflows, detecting and taking down social engineering attacks faster than traditional methods. By combining AI-driven automation with human oversight, Doppel has transformed threat response while reducing operational burden.