Live deepfake test
Talk to a deepfake on a live video call
Pick a scenario, turn on your camera and see if you can spot it.
1 minute. You talk to an AI for training, and it ends with a short lesson.
Try it
Can you spot a deepfake on a video call?
Two-way and real-time, not a pre-recorded video. Pick a scenario, turn on your camera, and the agent adapts to what you say for one minute.
Live preview. This runs a real live call so you can try the experience. In production it moves to our own domain, with a bot check and a daily limit.
Security teams running Keepnet
Why deepfake video calls work
A familiar face lowers people’s guard. That is exactly what attackers use.
How to spot a deepfake video call
Tells fade. Habits last. These are the signals the test puts in front of you.
Urgency
“I need this in the next few minutes.” Pressure is the point. Slow it down.
Authority
A senior title is not proof. The request still goes through the normal process.
Secrecy
“Keep this between us.” A genuine request survives being checked with someone else.
A change to payment details
New bank details on a call are a red flag. Confirm on a trusted channel first.
A familiar face is not proof
Face and voice can be cloned in real time. Seeing someone is no longer identity.
Call back on a known number
Hang up and ring the person on a number you already have, not one they just gave you.
How it works
How the live deepfake test works
1. Pick a scenario
Choose one of five realistic situations, from an urgent payment to an IT reset.
- Five everyday pretexts
- A short form so we can follow up
- Takes under a minute
2. Talk to it live
Turn on your camera and microphone and have a real two-way conversation, for one minute.
- A real face and voice, generated live
- Camera optional, you can just talk
- A countdown keeps it short
3. Learn the habit
The call reveals it was a Keepnet training exercise, then names the red flags you just met.
- An honest reveal, every time
- The signals to watch for next time
- One habit that stops it
How your data is handled
Plain and up front, so you know what happens before you start. See our privacy notice and terms.
It runs live
Your camera and microphone are processed in real time by our video technology partner so the agent can respond.
A transcript may be created
The conversation may be transcribed so the agent can follow it. It is handled under our privacy notice.
Your form details
We keep the details you enter to follow up about Keepnet. Nothing else.
For training only
A fictional persona, nothing you say is used against you, and it ends with a short lesson.
Make it yours
Your face. Your voice. Your scenario.
Two-way, real-time deepfake simulations, not pre-recorded videos: your own voice, your own face and your own scenario, run for your employees in your Keepnet console. Based on what employees say, the agent adapts and coaches. Part of our wider deepfake phishing simulation.
Live deepfake vs pre-recorded deepfake video
Two-way, real-time deepfake simulations, not pre-recorded videos. Based on what employees say, the AI agent adapts and runs the scenario, then coaches at the end.
| Live deepfake call | Pre-recorded video | |
|---|---|---|
| Two-way conversation | Yes. It reacts to what you say. | No. You watch a clip. |
| Reacts to you on camera | Yes. It responds in real time. | No. |
| Ends with in-call coaching | Yes. The reveal and the red flags come at the end of the call. | No. Coaching, if any, is separate. |
| Feels like a real meeting | Yes. Same pressure, same pace. | Partly. A recording is easier to dismiss. |
| Builds the check-first habit | Yes. You practise the pause under pressure. | Limited. |
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.
"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."
Gartner's notice on these reviews is at the foot of the page.
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Deepfake video call questions
Short answers first.
Yes. Real-time deepfakes can copy a face and a voice and hold a two-way conversation on a video call. You can try one on this page.
Look for pressure: urgency, authority, secrecy and a request that skips the normal process. Then verify on a channel you already trust, such as calling back on a known number.
Small lip-sync delays, odd lighting or edges, and a flat or unusual voice can show up. These signs get harder to see over time, so a checking habit matters more than spotting them.
Less and less. Real-time deepfakes now handle many of them. The reliable check is to end the call and ring the person back on a number you already have.
No. It is an AI video agent, generated in real time. The call always ends by telling you it was a Keepnet deepfake training exercise.
To run the call, your camera and microphone are processed live by our video technology partner, and the conversation may be transcribed so the agent can respond. We keep the details you enter in the form to follow up. It is training, and nothing you say is used against you.
So the deepfake can hear you and react to you, like on a real video call. You can keep your camera off and still talk.
Yes, with their consent, from your Keepnet console. Consent is recorded and can be revoked at any time. Book a demo to see how.
Run live deepfake calls for your employees
- Your scenarioAn urgent payment, a bank change, an IT reset, whatever fits your team.
- A consented likenessA leader’s face and voice, used only with their consent.
- Live two-way callsReal-time video calls for your employees, with coaching at the end.
- 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.