Prweb IngenID Enhances Voice Authentication with Continuous Deepfake Detection
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- •IngenID's Twilio connector now offers continuous deepfake detection during calls.
- •The upgrade addresses vulnerabilities from one-time voice authentication checks.
- •IngenID processes millions of calls annually, emphasizing the scale of its impact.
IngenID has upgraded its Twilio connector to include continuous deepfake detection for voice authentication. This enhancement allows for real-time verification of callers throughout the entire conversation, addressing vulnerabilities from one-time checks. The service is designed to combat the rising threat of voice cloning and synthetic audio attacks, which have become more accessible due to generative AI. IngenID's technology processes millions of calls annually, ensuring that organizations can maintain secure communications. The updated connector is now available for existing and new enterprise customers, with a free 30-day trial offered. This development highlights the growing need for advanced voice security solutions in the face of evolving cyber threats.
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