Microsoft Teams to add deepfake detection and impersonation alerts

Microsoft plans to support third-party deepfake and impersonation detection tools in Teams meetings, with features set for release in November. The update will let integrated providers analyze meeting media for manipulated audio and video, reporting detection signals into Teams for real-time action. A new impersonation protection feature will also warn users of suspicious meeting organizers and participants, enhancing user awareness and meeting security.

• Third-party tools will analyze meetings for fake audio and video
• Detection signals will trigger in-meeting warnings and controls
• Impersonation protection will flag suspicious organizers or participants
• Features expected to launch globally in November