Microsoft has announced that Teams will soon support third-party deepfake detection and impersonation protection solutions. The integration is designed to help organisations guard against AI-generated identity spoofing during video meetings, a growing concern as synthetic media becomes more convincing.
According to the report, the capability will allow external security vendors to plug their detection tools directly into Teams meetings. This means organisations can use specialised software to flag potential deepfakes or impersonation attempts without leaving the meeting platform.
Microsoft did not provide a specific release date, but confirmed the feature is on the way. The announcement signals a broader industry push to build real-time verification into collaboration tools rather than relying on standalone security products.