Deepfakes
- What they are and how the technology evolved
- Faked faces, voices, videos and identities
- The role of artificial intelligence in more realistic scams
In-person sessionGlobant offices
Fraud learned to use your face and your voice
How artificial intelligence and human manipulation are reshaping digital fraud, with a focus on fake job offers.
September 15, 2026 · 10 am · Globant offices
Torre Jequitibá, 5th floor · Av. das Nações Unidas 14401, Chácara Santo Antônio, São Paulo — SP, 04794-000, Brazil
Limited seats, in-person only, no live stream.
One attendee leaves with a ticket to Formula 1
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What it is about
A convincing scam
no longer needs an expert
We show how deepfakes and social engineering combine to build ever more believable fraud, what gives them away, and what technology can do to stop them.
Social engineering
- How it exploits trust, urgency and opportunity
- Why it works even on people who were warned
- How it is used together with deepfakes
Defense
- The main warning signs, for people and for companies
- Technologies to verify identities
- Prevention best practices
The Brazil case
A job interview
that never existed.
The concrete case that runs through the session. Fake recruiters, manipulated interviews and cloned companies, used to obtain the only thing fraud needs: documents, personal data, biometrics or a payment.
Fake recruiters
Profiles and domains that imitate a real company, with cold outreach and an opportunity that is hard to turn down.
Manipulated interviews
Video calls where the person on the other side is not who they appear to be, held up by synthetic voice and face.
Cloned companies
Replicated sites and hiring processes, faithful enough not to raise suspicion.
Improper requests
Documents, personal data, biometric information or payments requested as part of the supposed process.
The seats are the ones
that fit in the room
It is an in-person session at the Globant offices in São Paulo (Torre Jequitibá, Av. das Nações Unidas 14401), with no live stream. Book your seat and we will confirm the date.
