imper.ai continuously monitors participants during protected meetings to detect impersonation attempts, deepfakes, and other social engineering risks.
When relevant signals are detected, protected users receive real-time visibility and alerts directly within the meeting experience.
These alerts help you stay aware of potential risks while allowing meetings to continue with minimal disruption.
Verification Status Explained
Each meeting participant is assigned a verification status based on whether they have completed identity verification.
Typical statuses include:
Verified – The participant has successfully completed identity verification.
Unverified – The participant has not completed verification or joined through an unverified path.
Verification status is visible only to protected users.
When Risk Alerts Appear
Risk alerts may appear when imper.ai detects activity such as:
An unverified participant joining a protected meeting
A participant joining through an unauthorized or forwarded link
Changes in a participant’s risk profile during the meeting
Signals associated with impersonation or suspicious behavior
Alerts are designed to surface only when attention is required.
What a Risk Alert Means
A risk alert does not automatically indicate malicious intent.
It signals that imper.ai has identified identity or behavioral signals that warrant review based on your organization’s security policies.
imper.ai evaluates multiple factors, including identity, device, and network indicators, to assess risk in real time.
What You Can Do
When you receive a risk alert, you can choose to:
Request verification from the participant
Continue the meeting while monitoring activity
Remove the participant from the meeting
End the meeting if necessary
imper.ai may also provide recommended actions to help guide your response.
Visibility and Privacy
Protected users see verification status and alerts only.
Detailed risk scores and technical data are available exclusively to administrators for auditing and investigation purposes.