Attackers now use AI avatars on video calls, voice calls and messages. Defrag gives your security team the same capability, inside exercises you control, so people learn to pause and verify.
Show employees what a convincing deepfake looks like on a live call, so the first one they meet isn't a real attacker.
Put a realistic “CFO” or “IT helpdesk” avatar in the room and rehearse wire-fraud, password-reset and executive-impersonation scenarios end to end.
Test whether your people and your approval processes catch a synthetic caller before money moves or credentials change hands.
Run Defrag against Netarx Identity Key (NIK) and watch NIK flag the avatar in real time. Seeing the catch beats reading about it.
Build a realistic avatar from your own likeness, or from a colleague who has agreed to take part.
Bring the avatar into your video meeting and run the scenario you planned, live.
Review who spotted it, who didn’t, and where your verification steps need to change.
Netarx Identity Key checks every participant's face, voice and device during the call and shows a green, yellow or red verdict. Run your Defrag exercise with NIK on and your team sees both sides of the attack.
Try NIK FreeUse Defrag with your own likeness, or with documented consent from anyone you portray, inside exercises your organization has approved. It is a training and testing tool, not a way to deceive people outside an exercise.
