Authorized scope
Customer stakeholders sanction the purpose, participants, scenario and boundaries.
A concise, dated record of currently documented capabilities, governance controls and evidence outputs. Product version reviewed: 3.6.1.
Deceptiment is owned and operated by Cyberbhoomi Inc., a cybersecurity services company. It is designed for authorized enterprise security assessments that exercise human judgment, verification procedures, escalation and response against AI voice impersonation and related social engineering.
Deceptiment is not presented as a media-forensics or deepfake-detection product. It does not certify whether an audio or video file is synthetic. The platform tests how people and processes respond when identity cues may be manipulated.
| Domain | Documented capability | Evidence produced |
|---|---|---|
| WhatsApp voice | Text-to-speech and authorized voice-to-voice notes, single/CSV audience, test and launch controls | Consent, audio review, safety, test-delivery, job and response evidence |
| WhatsApp text | Controlled text awareness prompts and normalized response handling | Delivery, inbound response and campaign events |
| Tenant sending profiles, templates, audiences, A/B variants, safe landing/debrief, QR and inert PDF interactions | Participant journey, delivery events, reports and operational events | |
| Microsoft Teams voice | Bot-assisted and operator-assisted live conversation with approved voice profile | Participant mapping, transcript, refusal/awareness/compliance signals and CSV |
| Governance | Authorization, voice-owner consent, safety review, approval invalidation, test-before-launch and retention | Approval history, audit trail, event timeline and deletion workflow |
| Reporting | Campaign PDF, executive-risk PDF, enterprise evidence packet and reporting filters | Participant, campaign, executive and enterprise-level outputs |
| SIEM | Central event stream, JSONL/CEF/CSV, HTTP forwarding and bearer-authenticated cursor pull | Normalized operational and assessment events |
Customer stakeholders sanction the purpose, participants, scenario and boundaries.
Voice profiles require documented voice-owner consent and approval evidence.
Credential, authentication-code, payment and genuine sensitive-data collection are prohibited.
Relevant changes to scripts, audio mode or guide artifacts invalidate stale approval and test evidence.
Media, public interactions, events and target data follow configured retention and archive workflows.
Individual results are intended for support and improvement, not unauthorized public or punitive use.
Deceptiment is positioned around approved enterprise assessments, documented voice consent, safety controls, event evidence, reporting and continuous improvement workflows. The public site is intended to help buyers understand the operating model and request a live demonstration aligned to their own risk scenarios.
Capability conversations should focus on demonstrated workflows, governance rigor, reporting depth and program fit. Where a buyer has channel-specific or deployment-specific requirements, the most accurate path is a guided validation session built around those requirements.
This fact sheet will continue to reflect the product as it is presented and demonstrated publicly, with the review date updated as the platform and materials evolve.
Request a product demonstration, evidence sample or correction through Deceptiment contact. Material capability changes will update the review date on this page.
We welcome evidence-based scrutiny from buyers, analysts, partners and security practitioners.
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