With deepfake and spoofing attacks becoming more frequent, how to protect organizations against these attacks has become important for end users.
With deepfake and spoofing attacks
becoming more frequent, how to protect organizations against these attacks has become important for end users. This article looks at some of the best practices that can effectively help users counter deepfake and spoofing threats.
Use multifactor authentication
Since deepfake and spoofing attacks use faked face, voice or other biometric identities, it’s advisable that users deploy multifactor authentication (MFA) where the “what you have” and “what you know” factors are also employed.
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