A deepfake training program stages a fake attack on your CEO and CFO to teach executives how to spot them. The shock of seeing real leaders targeted, plus a company-specific scenario, makes the lesson stick better than generic videos.
Deepfake has been around for a while. Technology and the accessibility to applications and even freeware to do some of this stuff is just commoditized. So we came up with something specific to simulate a live attack with real executives and show the entire workforce how that works from end to end using real executives and an executive hero that basically stops the attack. So that's been really one of the most effective ways, you know, because a couple, few things are happening there. One, we're using the real execs. Maybe people didn't expect the CEO or CFO to be part of something like this that the company's doing. Secondly, it's realistic. They can relate to it. They see how it happens to the company. It's not just some standard video that some other company built just to be general to everyone. And then lastly, it just involves the workforce itself, the individuals
