Deepfakes and Voice Cloning - Simulations, Training, and What’s Landing

# Deepfakes

# Vishing

# Simulation Training

Deepfakes have moved out of conference demos and into real attacks. Cloned voices on calls to the finance team, fake video of executives, and audio convincing enough that “I recognised their voice” no longer counts as proof.

For security awareness practitioners, the question isn’t whether to address it. It’s how. Do you run deepfake simulations, and if so, how do you do it without breaking trust? Do you train people to spot the fakes, or accept that they can’t and focus on verification habits instead? And how do you make callback rules and code words stick when they feel awkward and slow people down?

This is an open conversation for practitioners working on it right now. What are you simulating? What does your education look like? What’s worked, what’s backfired, and what are you still unsure about?

No case studies and no slides. Bring your approaches, your experiments and your unanswered questions, and compare notes with peers facing the same problem.

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