Exploring How AI May Change Identity Security in Finance

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As AI systems become more autonomous, they are making real-time decisions, managing sensitive data, and interacting across increasingly complex identity environments. That shift raises new questions about access, control, and accountability. In this episode of Trading Tomorrow – Navigating Trends in Capital Markets, host Jim Jockle speaks with Raz Rotenberg, the Co-founder & CEO at Fabrix Security. Rotenberg discusses how identity protection must evolve in AI-driven financial systems. He explains what an “AI native” approach to security means in practice, why context and reasoning are becoming central to identity management, and how regulated institutions can balance autonomy, privacy, and oversight as their AI capabilities advance.

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