Real-time defense for live calls

Know who’s really on the call.

Diopter detects deepfake video and audio and monitors for manipulative tactics, so you can stop AI-driven deception before the irreversible ask.

30 minutes · NDA-safe · Built for security, fraud, IT, and MSP teams
Why now · the last 18 months
442%
rise in voice phishing attacks
Source · CrowdStrike
700%
rise in deepfake video scams
Source · Deloitte
1 in 4
job candidates projected synthetic by 2028
Source · Gartner
83%
of SMB IT & security teams say AI raised their threat level — and roughly half have no policy in place
Source · US Chamber of Commerce
Threat categories

Where AI deception turns into loss.

Six fraud patterns where synthetic video, cloned audio, and conversation pressure are already creating measurable business risk.

01

Real estate wire fraud

Hundreds of millions redirected per quarter on closing wires.

02

Bank and treasury wire fraud

Single incidents have cleared $35M on a cloned voice call.

03

Vendor and invoice redirect

The most common BEC pattern, now arriving with synthetic audio.

04

Synthetic candidate hiring fraud

Up 220% year over year, including state-sponsored operators.

05

Insurance claim fraud (synthetic FNOL)

Cloned claimants and fabricated callers entering payout paths.

06

Executive impersonation overrides

Deepfake video calls used to push exceptions past normal review.

The Manipulation Arc

The arc attackers actually run.

The highest-risk calls are not just synthetic. They move through a recognizable sequence: authority, urgency, isolation, escalation, and the ask. Diopter scores that sequence while the call is still in progress.

01
T-7d → T-1h

Authority

The attacker establishes a believable role: a cloned exec, a title agent, a hiring manager, or a known vendor.

02
T-00:00

Urgency

Time pressure compresses normal verification. The deal closes today. Payroll runs in an hour.

03
T+02:00

Isolation

The channel narrows and witnesses are removed. Move to DM, private call, or off-domain email.

04
T+06:00

Escalation

Stakes rise. Threats, secrecy clauses, or 'just between us' framing accelerate compliance.

05
T+11:48

Ask

The wire approval, MFA reset, credential, hire decision, or vendor change finally lands.

What Diopter does

Verify, detect, model, act.

Four steps Diopter runs on every protected call, so a verdict and a recommended action land before the irreversible decision does.

01Step

Verify

Confirm identity signals on video and audio calls.

02Step

Detect

Score synthetic video and audio indicators live.

03Step

Model

Track the manipulation arc as pressure builds.

04Step

Act

Route a verdict and recommended action before approval, access, payment, or hire decisions happen.

Operational proof

What happens when Diopter flags a call.

Risk pattern → verdict → action. Routed to the team or workflow that owns the next step.

Live alert · demo
Risk pattern
Synthetic audio · 0.81

Voiceprint drift detected mid-call · authority framing rising

Recommended action
Scoring…
01

A risk pattern appears

Synthetic audio, identity drift, or pressure-to-ask behavior crosses threshold.

02

Diopter issues a verdict

Verified, potential threat, suspected threat, or high-risk threat.

03

The workflow gets an action

Allow, flag for review, hold for verification, or block.

Routes to:Admin consoleSIEM / case queueWebhookIT admin toolingHuman approver
Verdict matrix

How Diopter decides.

The detail behind the verdict above: media reality crossed with conversation pressure produces a recommended action your team or workflow can act on.

Verdict matrix · ai detection × arc4 verdict classes
Axis 01 · AI Detection

Are the voice and video frames synthetic, or a real human?

Axis 02 · Conversation Arc

Is the dialogue being shaped toward authority, urgency, isolation, and an irreversible ask?

AI DetectionArc RiskWhat this looks like on a callVerdictRecommended action
CleanLowReal human on the line, request flow looks normal. No synthetic media, no pressure pattern.VerifiedAllow
CleanHighReal human voice, but the conversation is being shaped toward an irreversible ask through urgency, authority framing, and off-policy timing. A social-engineering attempt by a real person, or a coached insider.Potential ThreatFlag for review
SyntheticLowSynthetic voice or deepfake video detected, but the conversation isn't pushing toward a high-risk action. Often a benign AI agent, voice filter, or early-stage probe.Suspected ThreatHold for verification
SyntheticHighSynthetic media plus the arc is closing on a wire, MFA reset, credential hand-off, or hire. Both axes confirm.High-Risk ThreatBlock
Why Diopter

Why the arc changes the verdict.

Most tools score a single frame or a single signal. Diopter scores the whole arc — authority, urgency, isolation, escalation, and the ask — so the verdict reflects how the call is actually being run, not just what one moment looks like.

CapabilityAwareness trainingSingle-frame deepfakeIdentity / reputationLive-call detectionDiopter Arc
Detects synthetic voice on a live call
Detects deepfake video frames
Verifies caller identity (reputation/biometric)
Models the conversation arc (pressure → ask)
Correlates identity, media, and conversation signals on live calls
Forensic evidence chain for incident review
Supported Partial Not supported
Real incidents

Where Diopter would have intervened.

Public deepfake incidents, mapped to the move where Diopter would have intervened.

All field notes

Global engineering firm

2024 · Deepfake video conference

$25.6M

A finance employee joined a video call with a deepfaked CFO and 'colleagues' on camera, then authorized 15 transfers in sequence.

Caught at
authorityisolationask

The arc would have surfaced a synthetic-room signal across multiple participants well before the first wire was approved.

Residential closing wires

Q1 2025 · Email + voice impersonation

≈ $200M

Coordinated impersonation of title agents and closing attorneys redirected residential closing wires across 30+ states in a single quarter.

Caught at
authorityurgencyask

A verdict on the closing call attaches to the wire-instruction change before signature, breaking the redirect.

Mid-market bank

2024 · Cloned executive voicemail then call

$35M

A bank manager transferred $35M after a cloned voice call from a 'director' he had spoken with before, backed by spoofed email confirmation.

Caught at
authorityurgencyask

The arc accelerates toward an unscheduled wire while voice signal drifts off pattern, holding the transfer for review.

State-sponsored fake hires

2024 · Deepfake video interviews

+220% YoY

Operators use synthetic faces and AI-altered voices to pass remote interviews and infiltrate payrolls of US tech and finance teams.

Caught at
authorityisolationescalation

The same backing actor surfaces across rounds of the loop, exposing the persona before an offer is extended.

Integrations

Works alongside the calls your team already takes.

Diopter meets your team on the calling tools and the management plane you already run. No caller-side install required.

01

Video conferencing

Native on the platforms your team already uses.

Microsoft TeamsZoomGoogle MeetWebex
02

Voice and VoIP

Inline at the carrier or on the agent endpoint.

RingCentralWebexDialpad
03

MDM & fleet management

Roll out and manage Diopter through the MDM and fleet tooling your IT team already runs.

IntuneMCP serverAPI endpoints

Plus a Communication Filtering API for inline trunk coverage where the carrier sits outside the listed providers.

Deployment & trust
  • On-device by default
  • No caller-side install
  • Configurable retention
  • MDM rollout
  • SOC 2 Type II in progress
  • Works with existing video & voice tools
Walkthrough · 30 min · NDA-safe

Walk an attack arc with Diopter.

In 30 minutes, we will replay a real deepfake incident, show the signals Diopter would score, and map the verdict your team could act on.