A Caller With Your Date of Birth Proves Nothing
A caller who reads out your name, address and date of birth has shown you one thing: they did some research.
Your Voice Is No Longer Proof It's You
A cloned voice needs a few seconds of audio. What stops it is one question your staff know they can ask.
Approving an AI Permission Request Isn't the Same as Understanding It
A skill that cleared every scanner reached about 26,000 agents, by its researchers’ own count. A trusted source is a different claim from a safe one.
What Your AI Assistant Has Been Given Access To
Most households can’t say what their AI assistant can reach. Permissions pile up one consent screen at a time, and few people check back.
Nobody's Targeting You Specifically. That's Not the Point.
A twelve-person brokerage may never be a priority target. The question is how bad one incident gets, and whether the business recovers.