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Reality Defender created a deepfake video of an individual in approximately 15 minutes using only one publicly available image and 10 seconds of audio.
Reality Defender has observed clients' identity verification systems being bypassed by deepfakes.
Reality Defender has observed deepfakes being used in "scattered spider" attacks against its clients' contact centers.
Reality Defender's solution went live with JPMorgan in early 2024.
Milos Fulton warns that deepfake and agentic AI technology could be used to conduct a Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attack against 911 emergency services.
Milos Fulton reports that some US companies have discovered they inadvertently hired North Korean engineers who used deepfake technology to pass interviews.
Reality Defender, in partnership with IBM, provides voice and video deepfake detection for the Port of Los Angeles to mitigate terrorism risks.
Reality Defender offers a "zero retention mode" where client data is processed exclusively in-memory and is never stored on its servers.
Milos Fulton predicts a massive, publicly-disclosed breach involving deepfakes will occur soon, driving the industry to set new security standards.
IBM Ventures is a $500 million enterprise AI fund that invests in early-stage startups.
Reality Defender's platform is designed to detect deepfakes across audio, video, image, and text in real time.
Reality Defender operates as an API-first company and develops its own proprietary, in-house deepfake detection models.