Deepfakes at Work: Battling the Digital Deception Threat

What is a Deepfake?

A deepfake is a type of AI-generated content that digitally manipulates video, audio, or images to make a person appear to be someone else. Typically, deepfakes are created to deceive or spread false information. This technology can be used maliciously, such as impersonating a CEO or business leader, to trick individuals into taking harmful actions, like wire transfers or sharing confidential information.

Identity verification tools to prevent digital fraud.

• Video verification
• Mouse movement analysis
• One-time use PIN codes
• Typing speed tracking
• Interaction patterns recognition

This unique information makes it harder for hackers to use fake media and identities and gain access to sensitive systems.

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This post is a summary of a recent Seacoast Online IT Insight feature.

JoAnn Hodgdon is vice president and co-founder of PCGiT with her husband, Dave.

PCG provides comprehensive managed IT services, business continuity, security, cloud computing and virtual CIO services to their clients.

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