www.prnewswire.co.uk Onecom Enhances Vox Platform with Deepfake Fraud Protection
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- •Onecom's Vox platform now includes deepfake detection and identity verification.
- •Real-time alerts for synthetic voice detection enhance security for businesses.
- •The updated platform aims to improve productivity through actionable call insights.
Onecom Technology Group has launched an upgraded version of its Vox voice platform, integrating deepfake call detection, identity verification, and productivity insights. The platform alerts users in real-time if a synthetic voice is detected and identifies known callers using voice fingerprinting. This update aims to help businesses combat increasingly sophisticated voice fraud while also providing actionable intelligence to enhance productivity. The new features will be available to all Onecom customers immediately and will be launched to partners in Q4 2026. CEO Aaron Brown emphasized the need for practical tools to detect threats and improve customer interactions. The platform operates with various communication services, including Zoom and Microsoft Teams.
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