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Deepfake Scam Risk Assessment

Could your organization detect and respond to an AI-powered impersonation attack?

Answer 10 questions to receive a preliminary deepfake scam risk score.

Question 1 of 10

Does your organization have a formal process for verifying unusual requests from executives?

Could an employee authorize a financial transaction based primarily on a phone call, email, video, or text from an executive?

Does your organization provide employees with training on AI-generated voice, video, or impersonation scams?

How much audio or video of your executives, leadership, or public-facing employees is publicly available?

If someone impersonated your CEO or senior executive tomorrow, would employees know exactly how to report it?

Does your incident-response plan specifically address deepfake or AI-enabled impersonation incidents?

Are employees required to independently verify unusual requests involving money, credentials, or sensitive information?

Does your organization have MFA and strong identity controls for high-value accounts?

Does your organization have procedures for communicating with customers, employees, media, or partners after an impersonation incident?

When was the last time your organization tested its defenses against an impersonation or social-engineering attack?

Your Deepfake Scam Risk Score

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    This assessment is an educational screening tool and does not constitute a cybersecurity audit, legal opinion, forensic investigation, or guarantee of security.