In this episode of Banking on Information, Rutger van Faassen interviews Ben Colman, CEO and co-founder of Reality Defender, discussing the challenges posed by deepfakes and AI in the realm of cybersecurity. Colman emphasizes the importance of developing technology to combat fraud and impersonation, particularly in communications. He shares insights on how Reality Defender secures communications, the evolution of customer awareness regarding deepfakes, and the future of AI technology in everyday life. The conversation concludes with advice on how individuals can prepare for a future where deepfakes are prevalent. Takeaways - Technology evolves, and so do the tactics of bad actors. - Fraud is an equal opportunity issue, affecting everyone. - Reality Defender focuses on securing communications against impersonation. - Deepfakes can be used for financial fraud and identity theft. - Education on deepfakes has become crucial for clients. - Demonstrating the problem of deepfakes has become more impactful recently. - The future will see deepfake detection integrated into everyday devices. - No single technology can solve the deepfake problem; a multi-faceted approach is needed. - Consumers should question their banks about security measures against deepfakes. - The technology to create deepfakes is becoming increasingly accessible. Chapters 00:00 Introduction to Reality Defender 02:18 Understanding the Threat of Deepfakes 05:10 Customer Experiences and Education 07:57 Futures Thinking: The Next Decade 11:20 Preparing for the Future of Deepfakes Keywords Reality Defender, deepfakes, AI technology, fraud prevention, cybersecurity, identity protection, communication security, future technology, antivirus software, digital security
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