Detect and Stop Deepfake Calls With an AI-Driven Solution Delivered From the Core of Your Network

When a familiar voice can’t be trusted, every call carries risk

Voice calls are essential to doing business, whether it’s banking, healthcare, government, customer service, employee support, or thousands of other engagements. Phone calls are also fundamental to staying connected. From the joy of engaging with a loved one to the pain of an accident or emergency.

Deepfake technology challenges the basic assumption behind all of those interactions…trust. Trust that the voice on the call belongs to the person it claims to represent.

Modern AI tools can use a small audio sample (from social media, a recorded call, YouTube, etc.) to reproduce a person’s voice, tone, and cadence. Attackers use that deepfake voice during a live call to deceive their intended victim.  

Attackers use that deepfake voice during a live call to deceive their intended victim, impersonating executives, coworkers, and family members to exploit the trust people place in a familiar voice. They use that trust to gain access to corporate networks, execute fraudulent business transactions, or defraud the most vulnerable members of our community.

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Author(s)

Irwin Lazar

President and Principal Analyst