Deepfake security tools will soon become a regular part of the enterprise tech stack, say Norwest investors Dave Zilberman and Bayan Alizadeh. While many companies have protocols in place to detect and prevent email- and text-based phishing attacks, they haven’t yet deployed the same safeguards for deepfakes and their varied modalities. Detecting deepfakes presents a new challenge: engaging and seemingly authentic content that’s much harder to ignore than an email with a suspicious link. As malicious deepfake attacks generate headlines and fear, companies and individuals will look for ways to detect and neutralize them. Accordingly, the legislative landscape and commercial market for deepfake security are evolving quickly in response. What’s next for deepfake security? Read Dave and Bayan’s blog to find out: https://nvp.co/deepfake
