Join us for an insightful webinar on “Identity Security in the Age of Deepfakes” on August 27, 2026, at 2 pm CEST (8:00 PM Hong Kong Time / 8:00 AM US Eastern Time), via Zoom.
Prof. Siwei Lyu will present how deepfakes can affect different stages of the biometric pipeline, including synthetic identity creation, impersonation, morphing, and real-time digital injection. The talk will clarify the complementary roles of biometric matching, presentation attack detection and liveness, and media forensics, and review the forensic evidence that current deepfake detectors exploit. The talk will also discuss why deepfake detection remains difficult in real-world settings and argue for moving beyond a single “real or fake” detector toward layered, evidence-based and risk-aware biometric authentication. The webinar should be relevant to researchers, practitioners, students, and security professionals working in biometrics, identity verification, media forensics, AI security, fraud prevention, and trustworthy AI.
Register for free here: https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_O4u0j2pRRbqueYItyIooJA
