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How to Run a Deepfake Readiness Drill Before a Cloned Voice Calls Your Team
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Deepfake audio and video attacks are becoming increasingly common, posing a significant threat to organizations. The drill focuses on mapping impersonators and call targets, establishing clear verification rules (like using an out-of-band callback), and simulating realistic attack scenarios – particularly around high-pressure times like quarter ends and audit season. The key is to measure actual behavior, not just pass/fail scores, and to continuously debrief, fix vulnerabilities, and repeat the drill.
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