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iProov Launches Solution to Combat Deepfake Risks in Video Calls

iProov Launches Solution to Combat Deepfake Risks in Video Calls

First seen 19 May 2026, 09:19 UTC • •

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ThreatCluster •May 20, 2026 at 08:56 UTC
  • •iProov launched Verified Meetings to authenticate identities in video calls.
  • •Deepfake technology is increasingly exploited in video conferencing, leading to significant fraud risks.
  • •High-profile cases include a $25 million loss for Arup due to a deepfake incident.

iProov has introduced iProov Verified Meetings, a solution designed to authenticate video call participants' identities seamlessly. As video conferencing becomes prevalent, attackers exploit it using AI-generated deepfakes, posing significant fraud risks. Notable incidents include a $25 million loss for Arup due to a deepfake video call and infiltration of organizations by North Korean operatives using synthetic media. iProov's solution aims to mitigate these risks by embedding deepfake detection directly into video conferencing platforms, allowing real-time authentication of participants without disrupting meetings. This development highlights the urgent need for organizations to verify identities during video interactions, as traditional assumptions about seeing a person on screen are no longer reliable.

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2026-05-19
iProov launches Verified Meetings
iProov announces a new solution to authenticate video call participants, addressing deepfake threats.
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Arup suffers $25 million loss
Global engineering firm Arup lost $25 million due to a deepfake video call incident, highlighting vulnerabilities in video conferencing.
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North Korean operatives infiltrate organizations
Operatives linked to North Korea have used synthetic media in remote interviews to infiltrate hundreds of organizations.
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