Leila Fielding
Why I picked it
A new opt-in agent classifies candidates as suspicious or not, to help spot fraudulent or bot-generated applications, and shows a banner and summary on their profile and applications.
Where it helps
A recruiting team seeing fake applications for remote roles agrees how flags are reviewed and cleared before switching it on.
What to do now
- Decide whether you need it. It's off by default.
- Agree who reviews flags, what they need to see before acting, and how clearing one is recorded.
- Raise an Oracle Support service request for the Threat Intelligence Service credentials. Oracle says you may need one for each environment.
- Enable the agent and its scheduler in AI Agent Studio, then turn on Candidate Authenticity in Enterprise Recruiting and Candidate Experience Information.
- In test, have a person review every flag before you go live.
See my Candidate Authenticity Assessment Agent profile →
Oracle 26D note: Identify potentially suspicious candidates using an AI agent ↗
Watch out: Oracle says it doesn't reject, rank or decide outcomes, but "suspicious" is still a label a real person carries.
Last reviewed November 2026