What is Resemble AI for Microsoft Teams?

Resemble AI brings real-time deepfake detection directly into Microsoft Teams, checking meeting participants’ voices and video for signs of synthetic media and impersonation. When it detects a potential threat or an identity mismatch, the meeting organizer receives an alert with details about what was flagged. Security teams can review forensic reports and investigate suspicious activity, without adding a bot to the call. Only flagged participants’ audio and video are retained for review, and customer data is never used to train our models.

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A message from a familiar name used to be enough. Now it might be the start of a deepfake threat.

Resemble AI for Microsoft Teams checks that the faces and voices in your meetings are real without adding a bot to the call.

The moment our AI picks up a synthetic voice or image, the organizer gets an alert. Who was flagged, what was detected, and your organization's next step.

Here's how we caught it.

Resemble analyzes the voice and video of every participant, including external guests, checking for signs of synthetic media and fraud. It also checks that each person matches the account they signed in with and raises an alert if they don't. If an identity isn't found, the organizer has the opportunity to add them if they're determined to be authentic.

Every alert stays in Teams, and each detection comes with a forensic report your security team can act on. Only flagged participants' audio and video are kept for your security team to review, and your data is never used to train our models.

Getting started takes just a few minutes.

Your admin chooses who's protected, starting with the people most likely to get targeted, like your C-suite.

Independent benchmarks rank Resemble among the very best for audio deepfake detection. It catches more than 99% of fakes while keeping false alarms low. It checks every second of audio in about a tenth of a second, so it keeps up with the conversation as it happens.

AI is making it easier than ever to commit fraud. Spotting it used to be easy, but now you need AI to detect AI.

Get proven deepfake detection right in Microsoft Teams, where your most important conversations happen.