Document - 27 May 2020

A report on the Cyber-security implications of deepfakes by University College London

Our Research Director, Matt Lewis has been working with University College London students on deepfakes research to understand how the technology could be used and abused by adversaries in the near future and how we can get ahead of the game by way of defensive measures, and/or provision of guidance to legislation and regulation around the use of such technology.

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Seeing is believing – or is it? NCC Group collaborates with UCL on deepfake research

Over the past few months, we’ve been working with University College London (UCL) students on deepfakes, to explore what the implications are for fakery in the context of cyber security. You can now read the full report here.

27 May 2020 14:53

Exploring deepfake capabilities and mitigation strategies with University College London

In this research blog Matt Lewis, research director at NCC Group, gives an overview of his work exploring deepfake capabilities and mitigation strategies with University College London.

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