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Video conferencing you can trust
Ensure video conferencing calls feature only authenticated users and devices for complete assurance
Certified, deterministic signals
Device posture signals and NIST AAL3 provide high confidence and strong protection against unauthorized access
Visual verification of authenticity
Visually certify the authenticity of call participants and their devices for end-user audiences with a verification badge display
Remove suspicious users
Use insights from the tamperproof risk signals panel to revoke access for unauthenticated participants before they cause damage
AI Fraud is on the rise, with real impacts
As deepfakes become more realistic, deepfake detection tools will find it harder to identify AI Fraud and will put your team at risk.
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Verification of users and devices on video conferences
RealityCheck isn’t a deepfake scanner. It authenticates both the user and device with biometrics and hardware passkeys, which can never be replicated by an attacker.
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Stay ahead of advanced AI deception
Protect your organization from a rising number of generative AI and deepfake attacks and keep sensitive information private by securing access to critical communication channels with an innovative, patent-pending solution.
Protect and detect for a higher level of assurance
Go beyond traditional tools’ capabilities by authenticating both users and devices that connect to video conference sessions. Leverage dependable risk signals to immediately spot untrustworthy users and revoke access.
Give participants peace of mind
Make it easy for call participants to trust the identities of every connected user (and their devices) with a verification badge display.
Learn more about Reality Check
Is RealityCheck actually secure?
Yes, RealityCheck is build with security-first principles by using passwordless, phish-resistant authentication to verify that the user on your video conferencing call is logging in from a trusted device using NIST AAL standards. While the badge of authenticity can be spoofed (e.g. a user setting it as their background), the admin side panel with security risk insights cannot be tampered with. In our badge, we include a prompt that says "Confirm in side panel" to make it easier for admins to check the side panel for more information.
What are technical requirements for RealityCheck?
Your organization must be using Zoom as a video-conferencing platform, and you must be a Beyond Identity customer. Get a demo with us to get started.
What does deployment look like?
Fast and simple – Beyond Identity will integrate RealityCheck with your organization’s console, then your IT admin can download RealityCheck from the Zoom Marketplace once for all employees to start using. Existing customers of Beyond Identity can start the process here, new customers should contact us to get started.
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