Fraud Intelligence Report 2025
The future of digital identity:
Identity-First Security as a strategic response to evolving fraud
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2-minute read
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October 13, 2025
3 point summary
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Beyond identity: Digital fraud is no longer an isolated risk, but a global industry. This report shows its impact on critical sectors and how to stay ahead.
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Key trends: Deepfakes, fraud-as-a-service, and injection attacks demand advanced defenses powered by biometrics, AI, and behavioral analytics.
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Take action now: Download it and lead the shift toward an Identity-First Security model that strengthens trust and competitiveness.
Identity fraud:
Real risks, urgent solutions
In an increasingly connected world, digital identity has become the key to accessing essential services such as banking, healthcare, public administration, and e-commerce. However, this dependency also makes it a prime target for fraud.
Did you know that the cost of cybercrime will reach 10.5 trillion dollars annually by 2025?
The Facephi Fraud Intelligence Report 2025 provides a clear and current view of the digital identity fraud landscape. From presentation attacks and deepfakes to the Fraud-as-a-Service (FaaS) model, this report reveals how cybercriminals professionalize their tactics and use advanced technologies to breach security systems.
Numbers you can’t ignore
+43%
Biometric attacks are linked to deepfakes and injection attacks (IBM 2024). This demands solutions with certified passive liveness detection, real-time risk analysis, and synthetic content detection like those offered by Facephi.
47%
Of the financial frauds in Europe involve identity theft (Allianz Trade and BCG). Facephi’s multi-biometric and intelligent document verification reduce this risk in highly regulated environments.
+20%
In 2023 alone, fraud attempts during onboarding increased by 20% (TransUnion), putting new customer acquisition at risk and driving operational and regulatory costs ever higher.
10 years of digital fraud:
from deepfakes to generative AI