The voice on the line may not be human.
Deflected detects AI-cloned voices and synthetic media used in business email compromise and executive impersonation. It stops the fraud that slips straight past traditional filters.
AI voice clones and synthetic media now power the most convincing fraud your business will face. A cloned executive voice can authorize a wire transfer in a single phone call, and your email gateways and caller ID were never built to tell a real voice from a generated one.
The attack is simple and personal. A finance manager takes a call from a voice that sounds exactly like the CFO — urgent, familiar, asking to release a payment before end of day. Or a deepfake stand-in joins an approval video call and confirms the request on camera. The instructions feel legitimate because the person on the other end looks and sounds like someone the team trusts.
These attacks succeed precisely because they never touch the controls you already have. A phone call and a live video feed carry no email header to scan and no attachment to sandbox, so the fraudulent wire transfer is set in motion by human trust rather than a blocked message. By the time a payment is questioned, the funds are usually gone.
Inspects voice, video, and media across calls and approval channels for signs of synthesis.
Flags AI-generated artifacts and cloning signatures that human ears and legacy filters miss.
Warns the right people the moment an impersonation attempt targets a sensitive workflow.
Halts high-risk approvals until identity is verified through a trusted second channel.
Synthetic voices are identified before they can authorize an action or extract information.
High-value transactions get an automated integrity check against impersonation.
Named leaders are monitored so attempts to spoof them trigger immediate response.
Impersonation attacks aim at the people who can move money and grant access. Deflected protects the roles and workflows most exposed to cloned voices and synthetic media.
The people who release wires and process vendor payments get a synthetic-media check before an urgent request becomes a transfer.
Named leaders are the most cloned voices in the company. Their identity is monitored so attempts to impersonate them trigger response.
Agents who authenticate callers get help telling a real customer from a cloned voice attempting account takeover.
The same pattern plays out across channels: a trusted voice or face, an urgent ask, and a control that never sees it. Here is where Deflected steps in.
A cloned executive voice calls finance demanding a payment be released immediately. Deflected flags the synthetic voice and holds the transfer for verification.
A caller posing as a supplier asks AP to update payment details. Deflected checks the voice for cloning signatures before the account is changed.
A deepfake stand-in joins an approval call to confirm a request on camera. Deflected detects generated video and warns before sign-off.
Traditional security stops at the message. Deflected covers the human channels where impersonation actually lands, and secures the alerts it raises.
Synthetic voice and video carry no header or attachment to scan. Deflected inspects the media signal itself, closing the gap gateways leave open.
Wires, bank-detail changes, and executive sign-offs get an automated integrity check, so a convincing voice alone cannot move money.
Every alert and record is sealed with NIST post-quantum cryptography, so the evidence of an attack cannot be intercepted or forged in transit.
Every byte handled by Deepfake & Voice-Clone Defense is protected with NIST-standardized post-quantum cryptography — ML-KEM-1024 key encapsulation (FIPS 203) in a hybrid scheme. Your data stays sealed against harvest-now, decrypt-later attacks, today and after quantum computers arrive.
Book a working session with our team. We will map Deepfake & Voice-Clone Defense to your calls, email, and approval workflows — and show exactly where it stops impersonation before money moves.