Deepfake Defense Testing

Test Your Defenses Against AI-Powered Social Engineering

Deepfake attacks bypass traditional security. Our simulations test your people, processes, and technology before attackers exploit them.

Schedule Assessment How It Works
2137
% increase in deepfake fraud attempts over 3 years1
$4.88M
average data breach cost in 20242
10 sec
audio sample needed to clone an executive's voice3
49%
of businesses experienced deepfake fraud in 20244
The New Threat Vector

AI-Powered Attacks That Bypass Traditional Defenses

Deepfakes exploit the gap between technology and human verification. Generic phishing training doesn't prepare teams for perfect voice clones and synthetic video.

Voice Deepfakes

AI-synthesized voices clone executives for fraudulent wire transfer requests and credential access.

Video Deepfakes

Real-time video manipulation in meetings to impersonate leadership and approve unauthorized transactions.

Enhanced BEC

Business email compromise 2.0 with voice confirmation calls that defeat multi-step verification.

Biometric Bypass

Deepfakes defeat voice biometrics and video authentication systems organizations rely on.

Why Simulation Testing

Test Business Processes and People Before Attackers Do

We test what matters: your approval workflows, financial controls, and human verification protocols under realistic attack conditions.

1

Business Process Verification

Target financial departments with voice deepfakes requesting wire transfers. Test if payment procedures resist executive impersonation.

2

Multi-Channel Testing

Simulate coordinated attacks via phone, video, email, and messaging—exactly how real threat actors operate.

3

System + Human Assessment

Evaluate if technical detection controls work alongside human verification protocols when facing deepfakes.

4

Immediate Remediation

Employees receive instant micro-training when they fail simulations. Targeted education specific to their vulnerability.

5

Comprehensive Reporting

Detailed risk profiling showing which departments are vulnerable, which processes need hardening, and peer comparisons.

Our Process

Professional Red Team Simulation Methodology

We follow established red team practices adapted for AI-powered social engineering threats.

1

Reconnaissance

OSINT gathering on executives, org structure analysis, and high-value target identification

2

Scenario Design

Custom attack scenarios targeting your specific business processes and approval workflows

3

Execution

Multi-channel deepfake attacks deployed against designated targets with full monitoring

4

Analysis & Reporting

Detailed risk assessment with remediation recommendations and executive briefing

Who Needs This

Organizations That Are High-Value Targets

If your organization handles significant financial transactions or sensitive data, deepfake attacks are already being developed against you.

Financial Services

Banks, investment firms, and insurance companies face coordinated attacks targeting wire transfers and account access.

Critical Risk

Healthcare Systems

HIPAA-regulated organizations where deepfakes can defeat authentication and compromise patient records.

High Risk

Enterprise Technology

SaaS companies and cloud providers with privileged customer system access vulnerable to social engineering.

Critical Risk

Professional Services

Law firms and consulting companies managing sensitive client information and financial transactions.

High Risk

Fortune 1000

Large organizations with complex approval workflows where scale creates vulnerability.

High Risk

Government & Defense

Federal agencies and defense contractors facing nation-state deepfake attacks for espionage.

Critical Risk

Don't Wait for a Real Attack

Test your organization's resilience against deepfake threats before attackers exploit your vulnerabilities.

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References

1 Signicat, "The Battle Against AI-Driven Identity Fraud Report," 2024. Source

2 IBM Security and Ponemon Institute, "Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024," July 2024. Source

3 Resemble AI, "Rapid Voice Cloning: Create AI Voices in Seconds," April 2024. Source

4 Regula, "The Deepfake Trends 2024 Report," September 2024. Source

Who Should Use This Service?

Deepfake attacks don’t just target individuals—they exploit weaknesses in enterprise processes, financial workflows, and executive decision-making. Breacher.ai is designed for organizations that can’t afford to fail.

Enterprise Organizations

Complex global operations require advanced protection against executive impersonation and sophisticated social engineering.

Financial Services Enterprises

Defend against sophisticated deepfake fraud targeting transactions while maintaining regulatory compliance.

HR Departments

Protect vulnerable hiring processes and employee communications from deepfake impersonation attacks.

Legal & Compliance Teams

Enterprises that must meet strict security, compliance, and regulatory requirements.

Security & Compliance Teams

Strengthen policies and meet regulatory requirements for deepfake defense.

 If your organization is a high-value target, deepfake threats are already aimed at you. The question is—are you ready?

Trusted by Security Leaders

Deepfake attacks don’t just target individuals—they exploit weaknesses in enterprise processes, financial workflows, and executive decision-making. Breacher.ai is designed for organizations that can’t afford to fail.

Users were surprised with how good the Deepfakes were, I’m really impressed. Really crazy talking to a Deepfake.

IT Manager, Financial Services (UK)

I was expecting a Demo, not an episode of Black Mirror. This is really good, I’m surprised at how advanced it’s gotten.

CEO, Cybersecurity (North America)

I realize it’s still early, but kudos to your group, this was fantastic. I think the entire company is already talking about voice cloning and the risks. It’s been a huge win for us already, without even seeing any of the actual results.

CISO, Bank (North America)

The training was well-structured, clear, and provided valuable insights into the growing threat landscape associated with deepfakes. The content was relevant and up-to-date, helping our team understand how to identify and respond to potential deepfake-based attacks.

GRC, Manufacturing (EMEA)

Case Studies / Testimonials

Real Results from Our Deepfake Simulation Testing

Deepfake Voice Phishing Attack

A deepfake voice attack exploited internal security gaps. Here’s how the company closed them.

Agentic AI & Deepfake Red Teaming

AI-driven deepfakes targeted executive communications. This is how one enterprise fought back.

Real threats. Real testing. Real results.

Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers.

How long does a typical simulation process take?

Our standard engagement takes 2-3 weeks from initial consultation to final reporting. We work with your schedule to ensure minimal disruption to normal business operations.

No. Our simulations are fully managed externally—we handle all technical aspects without requiring any software installation or IT integration on your end. We approach the same way an adversary would in the real world.

We carefully design scenarios that test security without creating organizational disruption. All simulations are conducted with full knowledge of key stakeholders and include immediate disclosure to participants who engage with the test.

Absolutely. We tailor each simulation to your specific industry, organizational structure, and business processes. Financial services, healthcare, legal, and technology sectors each face unique deepfake threats that require specialized testing approaches.

Yes. Every deepfake attack simulation is tailored to your organization’s industry, risk profile, and business objectives.

We recommend quarterly testing to keep security teams and employees prepared as deepfake threats evolve.

You receive a detailed risk assessment, including attack success rates, weak points in security protocols, and actionable recommendations to close vulnerabilities.