CSC’s State of Online IP Risk 2026 report says impersonation, phishing, and domain-name abuse are the most concerning forms of online intellectual property infringement, with internet branded content, online marketplaces, and paid search being the most targeted channels. The report also highlights how AI, executive impersonation, and large-scale domain registrations are making fraud faster, harder to detect, and more damaging to brands and consumers. #CSC #FIFA #ICANN #LinkedIn #FashionWeek
Keypoints
- Impersonation, phishing, and domain-name abuse are the top IP infringement concerns.
- Internet branded content, online marketplaces, and paid search are the most targeted channels.
- AI is making fraudulent content and impersonation more convincing and harder to detect.
- Fake executive profiles on LinkedIn are being used to collect personal information.
- Defensive registrations and slow enforcement remain major challenges for organizations.
Read More: https://www.helpnetsecurity.com/2026/09/22/csc-online-intellectual-property-risk-report/