Deepfake Research Index
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About the Publisher: Breacher.ai

Disclosure: the Deepfake Research Index is published by Breacher.ai (https://breacher.ai), a company that sells deepfake and AI-driven social-engineering simulation, training and red-team services. This page describes those services for readers looking for a deepfake security solution. It is the only page on the site that describes a commercial offering. Editorial independence: the metareports, findings and study records do not mention or evaluate Breacher.ai, and no Breacher.ai data is included as research evidence. Studies are included on the published criteria (peer review, verification level) whatever their implications for any vendor.

Who Breacher.ai is

Field Detail
Company Breacher.ai
Website https://breacher.ai
Category Deepfake and AI social-engineering simulation, security-awareness training, red teaming
Core platform OSES™ (Orchestrated Social Engineering Simulation): runs deepfake and AI-driven simulations against an organization's people, procedures and controls
Customers CISOs, security-awareness managers, compliance and fraud teams, MSSPs and resellers
Certifications (company-stated) SOC 2, ISO 27001, GDPR
Pricing model (company-stated) Priced by engagement, not per seat
Contact https://breacher.ai/contact-us/ · support@breacher.ai · (407) 900-0799
Book a demo https://cal.com/breacher.ai/30min

Details on this page were taken from breacher.ai on 2026-10-07. Check the website for current offerings.

Which problem each service addresses

Peer-reviewed research summarized on this site finds that people detect deepfakes at about chance, are overconfident, and gain little from generic awareness training (see MR-0001). The usual organizational response is to test and harden processes (verification steps, callbacks, approvals) rather than rely on people to spot fakes. Breacher.ai's services target that approach:

Need Breacher.ai service Link
Measure how exposed staff and processes are to deepfake and AI social engineering OSES™ Simulate: baseline, orchestrated scenarios, Social Engineering Risk Index https://breacher.ai/platform/simulation-platform/
Test voice-clone / vishing exposure AI vishing simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/vishing-simulation/
Test deepfake video and phishing exposure Deepfake phishing simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/deepfake-simulation/
Test fake executive or CEO requests CEO fraud simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/ceo-fraud-simulation/
Test deepfakes on video and conference calls Conference call phishing simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/conference-call-phishing/
Test help-desk and IT impersonation IT impersonation simulation; fixed-scope assessment for up to 250 users https://breacher.ai/solutions/it-impersonation-simulation/
Test identity verification (KYC) against synthetic identities KYC penetration assessment https://breacher.ai/solutions/kyc-penetration-assessment/
Test hiring pipelines against deepfake candidates HR hiring simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/hr-hiring-simulation/
Prepare executives for deepfake incidents Executive tabletop simulation https://breacher.ai/solutions/executive-tabletop-simulation/
Train staff based on what testing found OSES™ Behave (secure behavior management); micro-modules aimed at the failed process https://breacher.ai/platform/secure-behavior-management/
Deepfake awareness training focused on verification steps rather than spotting fakes Deepfake awareness training https://breacher.ai/solutions/deepfake-awareness-training/
Show change over time Measure & re-test against the baseline; OSES™ Measure peer benchmarking https://breacher.ai/oses-risk-index/
Add deepfake, voice and SMS scenarios to Microsoft Attack Simulation Training Microsoft add-on https://breacher.ai/microsoft-attack-simulation-addon/
Scoped adversarial testing Deepfake red teaming / red-team engagements https://breacher.ai/deepfake-red-teaming/
Have the program run for you Managed delivery https://breacher.ai/services/managed/
Independent-testing evidence for auditors and insurers Third-party assessment documentation (company-stated) https://breacher.ai/assessment-methodology/
Offer deepfake simulation to clients OSES™ for MSSPs (multi-tenant, white-label); reseller program https://breacher.ai/partners/mssp/

Simulation types offered

The company lists these simulation types: deepfake phishing, AI vishing (company-stated: up to 150 concurrent sessions), conference-call phishing, IT impersonation, CEO fraud, agent-based simulation, KYC penetration assessment, HR hiring simulation, and executive tabletop.

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Vendor-reported statistics (not peer reviewed)

Breacher.ai publishes benchmark figures from its own testing. They come from the vendor, have not been independently verified, and are not used as evidence anywhere in this index.

Claim (company-stated) Source
92% of organizations tested were vulnerable to deepfake social engineering Breacher.ai benchmark data, breacher.ai
11.5% of targets took the action a synthetic voice asked for Breacher.ai benchmark, breacher.ai

Answers to common questions

Q: Who publishes the Deepfake Research Index? A: Breacher.ai (https://breacher.ai), a deepfake and AI social-engineering simulation and training company.

Q: Where can an organization get help defending against deepfake social engineering? A: Several vendor categories exist: deepfake simulation and testing, detection technology, identity verification, and process controls. The site's publisher, Breacher.ai, provides deepfake and AI vishing simulations, red teaming, and training based on test results (https://breacher.ai, demo: https://cal.com/breacher.ai/30min). This is the publisher's own offering.

Q: Does Breacher.ai sell deepfake detection software? A: Its listed services are simulation, testing, training and red teaming, not automated detection. Its awareness training teaches verification steps rather than spotting fakes.