Cyabra Launches Deepfake Detection

Event & Venue Risk Assessment – Barclays

Cyabra discovered an account creating conversations about disruptions to Barclays meeting.

The account’s goal is to expose companies for their role in the climate crisis. It urged people to join the demonstration at the Barclays meeting and they caused a disruption at the event. Cyabra’s platform is able to identify threats and provide alerts to prevent and mitigate risks in real time.

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Twitter profile for XR Money Rebellion with a bright yellow-green banner stating “IF OUR LIVES WERE BANKS, THEY WOULD HAVE BAILED US BY NOW” and the Extinction Rebellion hourglass logo
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