Imagine you are an IT manager at a global firm. It’s 2026, and your morning starts not with a server alert, but with a frantic call from the Finance Director. She just authorized a after a video conference with the CEO and the board. The problem? The "CEO" she spoke with was an AI-generated deepfake .
This isn't science fiction. In 2024, a finance worker in Hong Kong was tricked by exactly this scenario, where every "colleague" on a Zoom call was a synthetic creation. For modern IT departments, deepfakes have shifted from a "social media problem" to a top-tier operational threat. Why IT Departments Must Pivot Why IT Departments Need to Consider Deepfakes
Traditional biometric checks, like voice prints or facial recognition, are no longer reliable. Identity fraud attempts using deepfakes surged by 3,000% in 2023. Imagine you are an IT manager at a global firm