How To Use Microsoft Copilot or Google Gemini to Spot Email Red Flags and Reduce Payment Fraud Risk | Product

Vendor bank change and remittance address change requests continue to be one of the most successful ways fraudsters redirect electronic and check payments. While email security tools and awareness training help, they are not designed to catch every suspicious message, and Accounts Payable and Vendor Management teams are often left making high-risk decisions under pressure. No one can spot fraud 100% of the time, and now there are artificial intelligence (AI) tools that help to identify suspicious activity in email, reducing the risk of payment fraud.

In this hands-on webinar, you'll learn how to leverage Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini as a "second set of eyes" to detect email red flags that may indicate a fraud attempt before that vendor request is processed. The webinar will demo both Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini as tools so attendees can leverage either tool for fraud prevention.

Licensed access to Microsoft Copilot | Outlook and/or Google Gemini | Gmail is recommended to get full value from this session. 

What You Will Learn:

• Why email filters and cybersecurity awareness training alone are no enough to identify suspicious emails
• How fraudsters use AI in emails increasing the appearance of legitimacy and volume of fraud
• How to use Microsoft Copilot and Google Gemini to analyze emails for fraud indicators
• Prompting techniques that improve AI red flag detection results
• How to build reusable AI Agents that review your inbox for suspicious emails
• Security, governance, and compliance considerations when using AI in finance processes