Deepfake Security
for Government

Nation-state actors use deepfakes to impersonate officials, extract sensitive information, and compromise government operations. Attacks target personnel with security clearances, financial authority, or access to critical infrastructure systems. The sophistication level is often higher than private sector attacks.

We work within your security requirements. Testing can be scoped to unclassified personnel and systems while still providing valuable assessment of your human attack surface. We're experienced in working with organizations that have sensitive security requirements.

We can simulate attacks where someone impersonates an official from a partner agency requesting information sharing or cooperation. These cross-agency attacks exploit the trust relationships between government organizations.

Our reports are designed to support federal security documentation requirements. They detail testing scope, methodology, vulnerability findings, and remediation recommendations in formats suitable for inclusion in security authorization packages.

If they're part of your organization's workforce and you have authority to test them, yes. Government contractors are often targeted as an entry point into agency systems. Testing them alongside federal employees gives a complete picture of your vulnerability.

Our cloud platform supports geographically distributed testing across any number of locations. Run coordinated campaigns across headquarters and field offices, or segment testing by location to compare security awareness across your organization.

Official impersonation (agency heads requesting sensitive data), contractor fraud (payment or access requests), inter-agency exploitation (partner agency information requests), and help desk social engineering (credential resets for impersonated senior personnel).