Microsoft Teams will soon be able to spot third-party deepfakes on your morning meeting
- Microsoft is adding impersonation and deepfake detection to Teams in November 2026
- A third-party platform will be behind detecting AI-generated video and audio
- Attackers are still targeting voice phishing on Teams
Microsoft is adding two new security features to Teams designed to combat increasingly sophisticated impersonation attacks in an AI-first era.
First and foremost, Microsoft is opening up its platform to enable third-party deepfake detection in the hope of stamping out AI-generated video and audio.
The second of two important security features coming to the video conferencing platform warns users when meeting participants could be misrepresenting their identities to hopefully help participants validate their authenticity.
Teams will soon tell you if the person you're talking to is fake
"Third-party detection solutions analyze meeting media for signs of synthetic or manipulated audio and video and send detection signals to Teams, enabling integrated in-meeting experiences and controls," the company wrote in a ...
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