Case study · Cybersecurity
Taking deepfake detection into live meetings
AI Anytime showcased Exiphore, its forensic deepfake detector, to one of the UAE's largest cybersecurity companies. The result was a concrete feature request: integrate Exiphore into Microsoft Teams calls so meetings can be analysed for synthetic audio and video.
- Client
- One of the UAE's largest cybersecurity companies
- Sector
- Cybersecurity
- Region
- United Arab Emirates
- Engagement
- Product · Exiphore
- Status
- Showcase → feature request
Outcomes & KPIs
What it changes
Integration surface
Microsoft Teams
Requested by the customer
Media analysed
Video · image · audio · docs
Exiphore's evidence families
Deployment
On-premises
Evidence stays in the customer's estate
Stage
Feature request
From showcase to product roadmap
- A feature request to integrate Exiphore into Microsoft Teams calls for analysis.
- A defined direction for verifying people and media in real time during meetings.
- Validation of Exiphore's forensic approach by a large enterprise security team.
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The challenge
- Deepfake voices and video are now used in impersonation and social-engineering attacks, including on live calls.
- Security teams need verification inside the tools people already use, not only after the fact.
- Analysis must preserve evidence and stay within the organisation's own infrastructure.
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Our approach
- A live showcase of Exiphore's multi-signal forensic analysis across video, image, audio and documents.
- A walkthrough of court-ready reporting and on-premises deployment, so evidence never leaves the customer's estate.
- A working session on where synthetic media shows up in the customer's threat model.
What's next
We are scoping the Microsoft Teams integration with the customer.
Next step
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