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“We saw this in the entire Dropbox leak, right? Like everyone said Dropbox had been compromised, But what these fraudsters had done had figured out username, passwords, and all these other breaches that actually worked on Dropbox.”

“Yeah, I think, you know, whoever we talk to makes the assumption that they've been breached. They've been breached, ah, they have to have great monitoring systems to understand the extent of the breach, you know, what's, what's going out, right?”

“Most people, when they talk about, okay, when we put the solution, it shouldn't break as soon as we have 100,000 users hitting the site, right? It's a, it's ingrained in everybody's mind that you need performance, scalable code. What we need to do is add to th…”

“A lot of, you know, new technologies, when they get introduced without security paradigms in place, they immediately break at the basic onslaught of a fraudster.”

“We look at a variety of things, right? We look at your voice. We look at the device that you're coming from, and, you know, the fingerprint that's, ah, inbuilt into it through a variety of ways. We look at things that your voice is doing. Emotion, duress, urge…”

“We were called into one of these deep fakes where LeBron James apparently was saying bad things about the coach during the Paris Olympics. It wasn't LeBron James. It was a deep fake. We actually provided his organ his management team the necessary detail so th…”

“So not only did we come in and say this was a deep fake, but we identified The, we have something called source tracing, which tells us which AI application was used to create this deep fake. So we identified the deep fake and then we worked with that AI appli…”

“There has been a 1400% increase in the amount of deep fakes we've seen this year in the first six months compared to all of last year.”

“In 2023, we were seeing essentially one deep fake a month in some customer, right? So it was just one deep fake a month, and some customer would face it. It wasn't a widespread problem. But this year, we've now seen one deep fake per customer per day.”

“Like the President Biden robocall that I referenced before, when it finally showed up, the system that actually generated it had a watermark in it. But when they tested it against that watermark, They only were able to extract two percent.”

“It's way cheaper to detect deepfix, right? Because if you think about it, the closest example is Apple released its model, you know, that could run on device. And even that model, which is a small model in order to do lots of things like voice to text and thin…”

“They're completely detectable. Right now we're detecting them with 99% detection rate with a one percent false positive rate.”