Deepfakes and synthetic identities are already slipping past interviews, background checks, and onboarding.

Our Deepfake Readiness Benchmark Report reveals how exposed enterprises really are – and how prepared they are to detect and stop AI-powered identity attacks.

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TAG Infosphere's competitive assessment of commercial deepfake vendors ranks GetReal highest, naming it top performer in five of 10 criteria. Download the report.

Government and law enforcement agencies keep ringing the alarm on remote worker fraud coming out of North Korea.

A new FBI public service announcement provides guidance for companies, and GetReal is built to defend this new perimeter.

One of the things we’re asked the most about at GetReal Security is how to reliably tell if a deepfake attack is occurring.

If you’re only relying on human perception — what you see and hear — the answer is: you can’t. These five deepfake tells don't hold up anymore. Find out why.

See how a top-5 U.S. staffing firm verified 60 remote workers in under a week, protected a $2M+ contract, and stopped North Korean IT worker infiltration by working with GetReal.

GetReal co-founder and Chief Science Officer Dr. Hany Farid joined CBS Sunday Morning this week for a wide-ranging conversation with Ted Koppel about deepfakes, AI-generated imagery, and what happens when we can no longer simply trust what we see and hear.

Resilient real-time deepfake detection depends on understanding the science behind AI-powered impersonation, not chasing today’s deepfake tools.

Deepfake tools change quickly.

The physics, mathematics, and computational constraints behind them change much more gradually, if at all. GetReal builds detection based on underlying scientific principles, informed by bleeding-edge research, resulting in resilient technology that detects deepfakes across the spectrum of tools attackers use to cause harm.

AI voice phishing is changing the economics of social engineering.

This article examines the Wall Street attacks and what financial institutions can do to verify authenticity beyond login.

The UK AI Security Institute’s latest report reveals how a single autonomous AI agent orchestrated an adaptive influence campaign using fake identities, social engineering, and technical attacks.

11 governments just sounded the alarm on North Korean IT workers.

This latest international advisory signals a broader shift in how governments view identity deception and the security risks facing remote hiring risk.

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The EU AI Act’s Article 50 introduces new transparency requirements for AI-generated and AI-manipulated content.

Here’s what organizations need to know about compliance, machine detectability, and the limits of provenance technologies.

A routine software engineering interview revealed how AI-powered identity fraud is changing the security risks of remote hiring.

Learn how what seemed like a typical hiring process left the interviewer asking whether they had been targeted by a North Korean hacker.