Deepfake simulation
Give employees a safe deepfake to practise on
AI voice, video and meeting simulations, with consent at every step.
Meeting, voice call and video, in one console
Built and run in your own Keepnet tenant.
A Teams, Google Meet, Zoom or Slack join page.
An AI agent chats with the employee, in their own language.
A consented voice clone, with its consent record on file.
Set the persona, audience, language and urgency, then approve.
No video is made until consent is recorded.
A Teams, Google Meet, Zoom or Slack join page.
Example data. Names are fictional. Invites go out with the Phishing Simulator, Smishing Simulator and Quishing Simulator. Calls run on the Vishing Simulator.
Security teams running Keepnet
Impersonation has moved to calls and video
Most programmes still practise email only.
Build the habit of checking first
Practise the pause
Employees practise checking a familiar voice or face before they act.
Coach in the moment
The red flags are named as soon as it ends.
Measure the change
Behaviour before and after, in the Secure Behaviour Dashboard.
How deepfake simulation works
Set up, record consent, run
1. Set up
Pick the channel, the scenario and who takes part.
- Meeting, voice call or video
- Persona, language and urgency
- Approval before a video is made
2. Record consent
No voice or face is used without it.
- From the person shown or heard
- A consent record for each one
- Revocable at any time
3. Run
The invite, call or video reaches employees.
- Invites by email, SMS or QR code
- Two-way AI calls
- Coaching as soon as it ends
Every simulation runs on consent
Consent for every voice and face
Only with the agreement of the person shown or heard. Opt-in and opt-out for employees.
Limited retention
Consent lasts 90 days. Uploaded voice samples are removed within 24 hours.
Do not record
Choose not to record a call: its audio is not kept, and it is still transcribed.
Passwords are not kept
From a password typed on a simulation page, only its length and first character are kept.
Free offer
Run a deepfake simulation on your own team, free
Ask for it when you book. A short call confirms eligibility, then it runs in your own Keepnet tenant.
Questions to ask a deepfake simulation vendor
| Question | Keepnet |
|---|---|
| Which channels does it cover? | Meeting invites, voice calls and video, alongside email, SMS and QR code. |
| Is consent enforced? | Yes. No voice or face is used until consent is recorded in the console. |
| Who approves what goes out? | An admin approves each deepfake video before it is made. |
| Can we use a leader’s voice? | Yes, with their consent, which lasts 90 days and can be revoked at any time. |
| Are calls recorded? | AI agent calls are, by default, with a transcript. Turn recording off for a call and it is still transcribed. |
| Does it support our languages? | Yes. The AI agent chats in the employee’s own language. |
| Do employees get coaching? | Yes, as soon as the simulation ends. |
| Where is the data kept? | In the region you choose. |
The evidence is published, not on request
Four current certifications, independently audited. Certificates and the full control set are published at doc.keepnetlabs.com/resources/compliance.
Pricing
Part of the Keepnet platform
Included in every plan, with no extra line item.
See the plan prices- Pay only for what you runStart with one product and add the rest later.
- Priced per employeeThe more employees you cover, the less you pay per employee.
- With the Vishing SimulatorCloned-voice calls are part of the Vishing Simulator.
- Try before you commitTry and buy, or a proof of value with your own employees.
"It would be unfair to single out just one feature. The mail scenarios and customisable training modules are particularly excellent."
"It's a really great platform with a lot of flexibility to ensure our requirements are met. Onboarding was friendly, enjoyable, and thorough."
"It's super easy and intuitive to setup campaigns, whilst making it easier for end-users to report phishing emails."
"The product itself works great on day one and delivers immediate value as our team was able to get started with our phishing exercise program immediately."
"It has been consistent, reliable, and implementations over time shows that they really listen customer feedback."
"We've seen a noticeable improvement in how employees react to suspicious emails or phone calls- because they remember the stories."
"Within minutes, we can create realistic, scenario-based templates specific to our organization, reducing setup time while increasing the relevance of training."
"The simulations and campaigns are very customisable and realistic."
"Thanks to Keepnet's Incident Response tool, we reduced the e-mail analysis and response time, which used to take hours, to 2 minutes."
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What buyers ask about deepfake simulation
Short answers first. New to the topic? Read what deepfake phishing simulation is.
A safe, consented exercise in which employees practise spotting a deepfake voice, video or meeting. They learn the red flags as soon as it ends, and reporting is recorded.
You pick the channel, the scenario and the audience, and record consent. The invite, call or video reaches employees, and coaching appears as soon as it ends.
Keepnet needs the consent of every person whose voice or face is used, with a record behind each one. Employees opt in and can opt out. Your legal team decides how it fits your obligations.
Yes, with the CEO’s consent. Consent lasts 90 days and can be revoked at any time. Uploaded voice samples are used only to build the clone and are removed within 24 hours.
No. Any employee group can take part, from finance to the IT service desk.
Let them practise on a simulated call, then coach in the moment: the pressure, the urgency, the unusual request, and checking on a known channel. Measure behaviour before and after in the Secure Behaviour Dashboard.
Who should take part. For a leader’s voice or face, that person’s consent and a voice sample or photo.
See a deepfake simulation in your console
- The three simulation typesMeeting, voice call and video.
- Consent and privacyHow consent is recorded, kept and revoked.
- What employees learnThe coaching they see when it ends.
- Your rolloutWhich teams to start with, and when.
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- Gartner, “Deepfake Identity Threats: Mitigate Risk in Online Meetings” (G00846628, May 2026).
- Gartner, “Cybersecurity Threat: Deepfake Identity Impersonation” (G00847786, May 2026), 2026 Gartner CISO Role-Based Survey (n=297).
- Gartner, “6 Ways to Transform Your Cybersecurity Awareness Program” (G00840741, March 2026), 2025 Secure Behavior Strategies Survey (n=65).
- CNN, Hong Kong Police briefing on the Arup case, February 2024; Financial Times, May 2024.
- Keepnet console, dash.keepnetlabs.com: Landing Page Templates, Deepfake Video Assistant and Voice Clone. Names are fictional.