Infobip’s research reports that businesses across the Asia-Pacific (APAC) region are increasingly scaling AI-powered security measures to respond to a rise in automated fraud. The study focuses on how organizations are adapting their defenses as fraud tactics become more automated and scalable, increasing the volume and sophistication of fraudulent activity. According to the findings highlighted by multiple outlets, companies are investing in AI-enabled tools designed to detect and counter fraud attempts in real time or at speed, rather than relying solely on traditional rule-based approaches. The research frames this shift as part of a broader response to growing fraud pressures affecting digital businesses. While the sources do not describe specific jurisdictions, product details, or performance metrics, they consistently point to the same trend: APAC firms are ramping up AI-based defenses in response to increased automated fraud. The report’s central takeaway is that AI is becoming a more prominent component of fraud prevention strategies for organizations operating in the region.