The rise of GenAI has pushed social engineering and phishing to new levels. What once required manual effort can now be generated in seconds, resulting in hyper-personalized messages, cloned executive voices, and even realistic video impersonations. Deepfake incidents have already moved from online curiosity to real business risk, driving financial loss and operational disruption in organizations worldwide. On everyday collaboration platforms, verifying identity has become increasingly difficult. Real-time face and voice cloning remove many traditional warning signs, making scams harder to spot than ever. As the threat landscape shifts, organizations need modern defenses and smarter awareness programs designed for the realities of the AI era. Check Point Services has recently expanded its training portfolio to help […]
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