New Gartner® report — Reality Defender is named a Market Shaper in deepfake detection, as of June 2026.

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AUDIO

Detect cloned voices without a voiceprint

Detect cloned voices and AI speech on live calls and recordings. Protect accounts, approvals, and agent hours.

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Any voice on the line can be generated

A cloned voice can sound like your customer. An AI caller can sound like anyone. Both speak with a synthetic voice.

  • 43%

     of organizations reported a deepfake audio-call incident in the past 12 months, in a Gartner survey of 302 cybersecurity leaders (2025).

  • 75%

     of AI-generated voice clips were majority-labeled as human in a 2026 vishing study (Bhatti et al., arXiv).

  • 48%

     drop in AUC for leading open-source audio detectors on in-the-wild deepfakes versus prior benchmarks (Deepfake-Eval-2024, arXiv 2025).

Detect every kind of synthetic voice

Cloned voices

A real person's voice, copied from public or stolen audio.

Text-to-speech

A generated voice reading a script or running an AI caller.

Voice conversion

One speaker changed into another in real time.

AI-altered audio

Real recordings with generated speech edited in.

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WHERE IT RUNS

Check the voice wherever it arrives

Get a result in the IVR, before an agent picks up, and in meetings. Send recordings through the API, or upload them in the web app.

Test audio detection on your own calls

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Keep the decision with your team

Skip the enrollment

No voiceprint and no reference voice to store.

Get a clear label

Every result comes back Authentic, Suspicious, or Manipulated.

Act on your rules

Continue, verify, route, or end the call. Your systems decide.

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CASE STUDY

See how a global bank screens customer calls

Follow a global bank from call analysis to results frontline reps could act on, with its existing controls intact.

Frequently Asked Questions

Audio detection

Analyze the speech for the patterns voice generators leave behind. Reality Defender does it live or on recordings, with no voice enrollment, and returns Authentic, Suspicious, or Manipulated.

Every AI caller speaks with a synthetic voice, sometimes generic and sometimes cloned. Reality Defender detects that voice either way. Whether the caller is welcome depends on your routing rules.

No. Detection reads the audio itself, not a stored reference.

Yes, on live and recorded calls. Timing and certainty depend on audio quality and how much speech is available.

No. It tells you whether the voice is AI-generated. Identity stays with your authentication systems.