As AI-powered deception grows more advanced, the ability to trust what we see and hear is rapidly deteriorating. DeepFakes are no longer just internet curiosities—they are active threats to enterprise security, financial integrity, and brand reputation. Cybercriminals are leveraging AI-generated videos, voices, and text to execute highly convincing fraud, identity theft, and social engineering attacks, putting organizations at significant risk.

In this session, we’ll demonstrate a real-time DeepFake attack, breaking down how easily these manipulations can be created and weaponized. We’ll explore real-world incidents where enterprises have fallen victim to AI-powered scams and discuss the latest attack vectors, including DeepFakes combined with chatbots and LLM-driven phishing.

More importantly, we’ll uncover practical strategies to detect and defend against AI-driven fraud—from behavioral analysis and deep learning-based detection to policy-driven safeguards that enterprises must adopt now.

Join us for this eye-opening talk to stay ahead of the DeepFake arms race—because in 2025, seeing is no longer believing.