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Learn why ethical deepfakes require consent. Protect against AI attacks without breaking employee trust.
by Kevin Tian and Rahul Madduluri

AI-driven attacks are up over 1,000% , and social engineering has evolved into high-fidelity, synthetic deception.
As these threats scale, the security industry needs even more protection and less deception.
At Doppel, we operate on a simple, non-negotiable principle: We will always ask for permission before generating a deepfake of anyone in your organization.
Using someone’s name, image, or likeness without permission is both a breach of trust and a growing legal risk. As regulations tighten around synthetic media and biometric data, unauthorized use is a clear liability.
Deepfakes and social engineering are powerful, dangerous, and something we can’t treat lightly. Attackers don’t ask for permission, which is exactly why we do, and why we think it’s important for the security industry to hold itself to a higher standard.
At Doppel, that standard is clear: protect our customers without compromising trust.
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Modern social engineering is a relentless, AI-orchestrated lifecycle. Learn how to map the five-stage attack chain—from setup to contact—and why a unified defense platform is the only way to outpace AI-driven social engineering attacks.
by Bobby Ford, Rahul Madduluri, and Alvin Lin