The Brazilian human risk management company Eskive will host the third edition of its free online panel focused on omnichannel cyber fraud on August 18 at 11 a.m. The event, titled the 3rd Eskive Panel on Cybercrime and Omnichannel Scams, brings together specialists to examine how attackers increasingly combine multiple communication channels to deceive victims.
While many internet users have learned to spot basic single-channel attacks such as phishing or smishing, fraudsters are now deploying coordinated campaigns that use two, three, or more channels simultaneously. These omnichannel tactics create more believable narratives and significantly raise the success rate of social-engineering attempts.
The panel will be moderated by Priscila Meyer, CEO of Eskive and a specialist in human risk management. Confirmed speakers include Thiago Bordini, who brings more than 20 years of experience in cyber threat intelligence, and Elias Edenis, a cybercrime investigator with the Santa Catarina Civil Police and instructor at ACADEPOL/SC.
Attendees will receive practical recommendations drawn from real-world simulations conducted with Eskive clients. The sessions will also include live audience interaction, question-and-answer segments, and quizzes to reinforce key learning points.
Registration for the live broadcast is available through the official Eskive event link. The discussion is intended to help executives and security teams better prepare their organizations for the evolving landscape of multichannel digital fraud.
