Store.Hbr Netarx Unveils AI Defense API to Combat Deepfake and Social Engineering Threats
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- •Netarx's AI Defense API integrates 40 AI models for real-time threat detection.
- •A deepfake incident in late 2025 resulted in a $500,000 loss for an enterprise.
- •The API aims to protect both human and automated communications from AI-driven threats.
Netarx launched its AI Defense API on August 18, 2026, to protect corporate communications from deepfakes, social engineering, identity spoofing, and fraud. The API integrates 40 AI models to monitor threats across email, voice, and video in real time. A notable incident in late 2025 involved an employee authorizing a $500,000 transaction due to a deepfake attack. The new API aims to address the rising risks associated with AI-driven impersonation, which targets human perception and communication. The platform is designed to defend both human and automated interactions, providing organizations with confidence in their communications. As generative AI evolves, the need for robust defenses against these sophisticated attacks has become critical. The API is now available for enterprise deployment.
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