GetReal Security

Bad actors everywhere are leveling up. It’s now easier than ever to impersonate a real person or create an entirely synthetic identity. I’m using Kling’s new motion control, it’s not a real time but it allows you to embody a real person based on a single image of them.

We’re honored to have contributed to a new report commissioned by the DSIT @SciTechgovuk , and conducted by @PUBLIC_Team, which finds that the demand for advanced deepfake detection is likely to increase significantly alongside threats. gov.uk/government/pub…

“I think we’re woefully unprepared for the questioning that will happen once deepfakes penetrate an enterprise.” — GetReal Security CEO Matt Moynahan at #HumanX

I'm headed back to @VivaTech on June 18th with Hany Farid for @GetRealSecurity. We're putting together a live session that challenges something many still take for granted: our ability to trust what we see and hear online. Last year, I joined a panel on how on what we called the next frontier of cybersecurity: synthetic media, deepfake fraud, AI-powered ransomware, and the erosion of real-time verification. A year later, we are in it. That "next frontier" has fully arrived. We are operating in a world where trust in what you see and hear has fundamentally broken down.

“It tells you nothing reliable about the person currently sitting in front of the webcam.” Verifying humanity is now a necessity—but it’s one step. A new blog from @GetRealSecurity's CEO explains what’s at stake and why GetReal’s approach is different: getrealsecurity.com/resources/zoom…

Deepfakes have gone from fringe to insider threat. Every digital interaction is at risk. How we respond must meet the challenge with the same urgency and vigilance that the moment demands. GetReal Security CEO Matthew Moynahan spoke at #HumanX2026 about what’s at stake.

See the full interview with Dr. Farid here: cnn.com/2026/03/16/us/…

GetReal Security co-founder and chief science officer Hany Farid recently spoke with @CNN about the challenges deepfakes pose — not only in identifying fake content, but creating a newfound skepticism of what’s real.

With generative AI, malicious actors can bypass traditional controls completely. The attack surface has moved beyond systems to include people. Download the handbook from TAG Infosphere to learn more about how these threats are evolving, and how GetReal is meeting the challenge.

The threats include deepfakes and manipulated content that can impact corporate reputation, financial operations, and digital trust.

We’re thrilled to be included in the TAG Enterprise AI Security Handbook, a resource that highlights the increasing importance of defending against AI-generated synthetic media threats. 🔗 tag-infosphere.com/advisory/quart…

We are excited to announce and welcome @GetRealSecurity as a new IT-ISAC member! GetReal is the world's only cybersecurity company extending zero-trust to the human layer of digital interactions, combining deepfake detection with continuous identity verification. Welcome to the IT-ISAC! getrealsecurity.com

Cybersecurity experts are "breaking into" the #VivaTech stage 🚀🔐 🚀Nicole Carignan @Darktrace 🚀@chrisgrayson @Google 🚀Catherine Jestin @Airbus 🚀Januš Kizenevic @LithuanianGovt 🚀@_esaliba @GetRealSecurity 🚀Adel Haddoud @Infinite_Orbits

A @GetRealSecurity survey found that 41% of enterprises admit they have already hired an imposter — a number that’s likely far higher. Fake candidates use deepfakes and AI-gen content to pass remote interviews, gain access to corporate systems and more: getrealsecurity.com/solutions/expo…

“This little window is where I run my business — and now I can’t trust it.” Deepfakes are the new attack surface. On The AI Forecast, Jim Brennan shares why boards must focus on everyday fraud, why “AI vs AI” won’t work, and how layered defenses win. hubs.ly/Q03H3bVZ0