A half-day programme for finance, HR and executive assistants on recognising AI-enhanced fraud, synthetic voice, deepfake video calls, and AI-generated business email compromise.
The roles most exposed to AI-enhanced fraud, finance approving a payment, an executive assistant scheduling on a principal’s behalf, are rarely the roles trained to spot it. Standard cyber awareness training covers phishing emails and suspicious links, but says little about a cloned voice on an urgent call, or a video meeting where the person on screen is not who they appear to be. This programme closes that specific gap, covering what AI-enhanced business email compromise, voice cloning and synthetic video calls actually look like in practice, and the verification habits that catch them, drawing on Greyline’s own AI & Synthetic Intelligence casework rather than generic, off-the-shelf examples.
How AI-enhanced business email compromise actually looks in a real inbox
Voice cloning: what a cloned call from a company principal sounds like, and what gives it away
Deepfake video calls, and why a live video call is no longer proof of identity
Verification habits that catch synthetic impersonation before a payment is approved
Real (anonymised) patterns drawn from Greyline's own AI & Synthetic Intelligence casework
Delivered in person or remotely as a half-day session, led personally by a named Greyline analyst rather than a generic trainer reading a slide deck. Content is scoped to your organisation's sector and existing exposure before delivery, and drawn from real, anonymised casework from our AI & Synthetic Intelligence capability rather than generic industry examples.
Finance staff who approve payments, HR and executive assistants who schedule and communicate on a principal's behalf, and anyone else routinely handling urgent instructions that could plausibly come from a senior figure.
No. AI-enhanced fraud targets organisations of every size, and smaller finance and HR teams, often without a second approver, are frequently more exposed, not less.
Yes. The programme covers both, since attackers increasingly combine synthetic voice with deepfake video to make a fraudulent call appear more convincing on a live video meeting.
Yes, though it is most effective when scoped specifically to the roles most exposed, finance, HR and executive assistants, rather than delivered generically to everyone at once.
This programme is built and delivered by the same team that investigates AI-enhanced fraud and synthetic media cases, so the content reflects what is actually being seen in current casework, not theoretical risk.
Every programme is scoped to the organisation, its sector, incident history and regulatory drivers, before delivery. Submit an inquiry and we'll arrange a scoping call.