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Why Pindrop® Pulse is different
Pindrop offers one-of-a-kind detection of both AI and human impersonation threats through a continuous, multifactor analysis of virtual meetings.
Pindrop® Pulse for Meetings works in Zoom4, Webex5, and Microsoft Teams6.
How Pindrop® Pulse for Meetings works
Audio and video deepfake detection
Analyzes audio and video in real time for signs of synthetic manipulation with 99% accuracy in audio deepfake detection7 and less than 1% false positives.8 Flags to the meeting host when an alert is detected.
Voice authentication
Leverages Pindrop Deep Voice® engine to confirm meeting participants are real.
Location Risk Signals
Surfaces risk indicators such as VPN usage or unexpected geographies.
Real human. Right human. Right place.
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Pindrop® Pulse for Meetings FAQs
Pindrop® Pulse for Meetings helps protect video conferences by detecting deepfakes and impersonation while confirming participant identity and location integrity.
Pindrop Pulse is available in Zoom, Webex, and Microsoft Teams, and will be available on Google Meet soon.
Pindrop Security Assistant continuously analyzes audio and video in real-time to detect AI-generated voices, avatars, face swaps, and other forms of manipulation throughout the meeting.
Based on a 2023 study, Pindrop reports 99% accuracy in audio deepfake detection7 with less than 1% false positives.8 This award-winning technology was the sole large-organization winner of the 2024 FTC Voice Cloning Challenge, recognized for its resilient, real-time detection of synthetic voices.
Pindrop’s Deep Voice® Engine, integrated with its award-winning deepfake detection,
supports the enrollment and authentication of meeting participants passively, so organizations can conduct their meetings with higher confidence.
Pindrop® Pulse for Meetings reveals the participant’s actual country of origin by unmasking VPN usage. While the technology provides this geolocation transparency, it does not autonomously classify a location as risky; that determination is made by your security team.
It uniquely detects both AI and human impersonation threats using continuous, multifactor analysis and location intelligence to verify participant identity and true geographic origin across virtual meetings.
Yes— Pindrop® Pulse was named to TIME Magazine’s Best Inventions 2025 and the 2024 FTC Voice Cloning Challenge large organization winner, frequently featured by leading media outlets, including an NPR study where it identified 100% of the deepfakes in the study’s 84 sample test set.
1 Deloitte, “Generative AI is expected to magnify the risk of deepfakes and other fraud in banking,” May 2024
2 Dark Reading, “Deepfakes Rank as the Second Most Common Cybersecurity Incident for US Businesses,” May 2024
3 Gartner, “Data View: What Is the Impact of GenAI on the Attack Landscape?,” August 2025
4 Zoom and the Zoom logo are trademarks of Zoom Communications, Inc., registered in the U.S. and other countries.
5 Cisco, Cisco Webex, and Webex are registered trademarks or trademarks of Cisco Systems, Inc. and/or its affiliates in the United States and certain other countries.
6 Microsoft Teams is a trademark of the Microsoft group of companies.
7 Pindrop, “Exposing the Truth About Zero-Day Deepfake Attacks,” July 2023
8 Pindrop analysis of call data of Pulse customers from Q4 2024 to Q2 2025