About this tracker
The counter on our homepage estimates the total number of calls analyzed by Pindrop systems since 2013.
What the number represents
The total combines a historical baseline of calls analyzed before the tracker launched with an ongoing count of calls observed across active, monitored Pindrop customer environments after launch.
The counter reflects production activity from active Pindrop tenants. It does not include test traffic, inactive environments, or other non-production activity.
A note on accuracy
This counter is intended to be a transparent, directional estimate. It is updated regularly, but it may not reflect exact call volumes at any particular moment and should not be treated as real-time, billing-grade, or contractually binding data.
The counter is provided for informational purposes only and should not be used to calculate fees, verify service levels, measure contractual performance, or replace Pindrop’s underlying analytics, reporting, or billing systems.
Understand which attacks are hitting enterprises the hardest, get a practical checklist to address it, and dive deep into how detection works.
CISOs are being asked to secure environments that didn’t exist 5 years ago: virtual meetings with synthetic participants, contact centers flooded with AI-generated voices, and hiring processes infiltrated by fake candidates. These questions cover how the Pindrop platform addresses the emerging threats impacting enterprises.
Pindrop offers the continuous identity verification platform for enterprises, covering deepfake detection across voice, video, and digital. One platform covering contact centers and virtual meetings, so enterprises can confirm callers and video participants are real humans and the right humans, in real time. Trusted by many Fortune 500 companies across banking, insurance, healthcare, and retail.
AI-generated voice attacks, video deepfakes, executive impersonation, fake job candidates, account takeover, and contact center fraud. AI attacks rose more than 1210% in in 2025. Pindrop detects these threats in real time.
Pindrop analyzes live video and audio for AI-generated artifacts and anomalies that human senses can’t catch. It combines audio liveness detection, video liveness detection, geolocation intelligence, and voice biometric authentication into a single risk signal. Pindrop Pulse for Meetings can flag a synthetic participant within 2 seconds of speech.
The continuous identity verification platform is designed to address the greatest threats in AI attacks today.. Pindrop Pulse® for Meetings defends virtual meetings on Zoom, Webex by Cisco, and Microsoft Teams. Pindrop Pulse® for Calls detects AI fraud in contact centers. Pindrop® Passport passively authenticates callers using voice, device, and behavior. Pindrop® Protect scores every call for fraud risk in real time.
Pindrop Passport authenticates callers passively, creating no extra friction for legitimate customers. Pindrop Protect runs simultaneously, returning a single risk score per call that flags suspicious activity. Together they reduce fraud losses, cut average handle time, and take pressure off overworked fraud teams.
Yes. Pindrop Pulse for Meetings is available in the Zoom App Marketplace, the Cisco Webex App Hub, and the Microsoft Teams marketplace. Contact center products integrate with major IVR and CCaaS platforms. Most deployments don’t require agents to change how they work.
Pindrop has over 300 patents in audio analysis and deepfake detection. Its audio engine detects synthetic voices with 99% accuracy, proven across billions of calls. It’s the only platform solving AI identity fraud across both contact centers and virtual meetings, backed by more than a decade of deployment in the most security-critical environments.
1. Pindrop, From Interview to Intel Drop: The Moment We Exposed a Coordinated Hiring Scheme, July 2025
2. Pindrop, “The Year Trust Broke: Inside the AI Fraud Spike,” January 2026.
3. CNN, “Finance worker pays out $25 million after video call with deepfake ‘chief financial officer’,” February 2024.
4. Pindrop, “How Pindrop Technology Could’ve Prevented the MGM Breach,” September 2023.
5. Pindrop, “Exposing the Truth About Zero-Day Deepfake Attacks,” July 2023.
