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Phishing Has Evolved.
Are You Ready for the Next Wave?
Phishing has evolved—fast. What started as basic email scams has transformed into AI-powered cyber deception. Today, cybercriminals are using deepfake technology to create realistic fake personas, voices, and videos to bypass security defenses.
According to Sumsub's 2024 Identity Fraud Report, the total volume of deepfake-driven cyberattacks grew by a staggering 1,000% globally and by over 1,740% in North America from 2022 to 2023,
Phishing 3.0: AI-Powered Deepfake Attacks
Now, cybercriminals are using AI to generate fake but highly convincing voices, videos, and images. Imagine getting a video call from your CEO asking you to approve a wire transfer—except it’s not really them. Deepfake phishing makes this possible.
Deepfake phishing is here. Is your organization ready?
Rising Deepfake Concerns
72% of enterprises are concerned about deepfake risks in the future—up from 48% today. The fear is real, and it’s growing. Organizations recognize that deepfake attacks are evolving fast, making them a top cybersecurity concern.
Prioritizing Deepfake Security
43% of enterprises say investing in deepfake protection will be a top priority in the next 12-18 months. CISOs aren’t waiting for an attack to happen. Many are already prioritizing AI-powered solutions and training programs to stay ahead of this emerging threat.
Preparation for Deepfakes
Despite ongoing initiatives, 60% of organizations don’t feel prepared to combat deepfake threats. Even with increased awareness, most organizations admit they lack the tools and strategies to confidently detect and prevent deepfake attacks. The challenge is not just knowing deepfakes exist—but ensuring security teams can identify and neutralize them in real time.
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Follow Good Processes
Always verify requests through known channels—use callbacks, multi-factor authentication (MFA), and strict validation protocols to prevent impersonation attacks.
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Upgrade Phishing Simulation
Move beyond basic templates and simulate real-world attack scenarios, including deepfake voice and video phishing, to better train employees.
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Expand Security Awareness Training (SAT)
Ensure your teams are educated on deepfake threats. Train employees to recognize AI-generated fraud and social engineering tactics.
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Invest in AI to Fight AI
Leverage AI-powered detection tools to identify manipulated media and stop deepfake-driven cyber threats before they cause harm.
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Empower Employees & Leverage Technology
Create a security-first culture where employees feel equipped to challenge suspicious requests and protect the brand from digital deception.
Take It From Our CEO
"This technology is basically allowing threat actors to launch a multi-stage, mutli-channel, multi-modality type of attacks. This what makes it very, very scary." — Eyal Benishti
Introducing Deepfake Protection
Our Deepfake Live Protection stops AI-driven impersonation threats in real time. It analyzes live video and audio, detects deepfake anomalies, and verifies biometrics and behavior, ensuring only trusted identities get through.
- Deepfake Artifact Detection
Scans live video and audio to catch AI-generated flaws — from pixel-level glitches to synthetic speech - Biometric Identity Verification
Confirms authenticity using facial recognition, voice signatures, and behavioral biometrics - Behavior Context Analysis
Learns normal tone, timing, and patterns, flagging subtle deviations that expose AI-driven fraud
Deepfake Resources
Check out our most popular resources to learn about emerging world deepfake attacks and the ways to prepare your organization best.
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