Stop synthetic callers before they reach your team.
Detect AI-generated voices, spoofed identities, and impersonation attacks across every inbound channel.
A new category, defined deliberately.
AI did not just change how organizations talk to their customers. It changed who can call, who can claim to be a customer, and which actions a single conversation can authorize. We help leadership teams catch up to that change.
Identify how voice, SMS, email, chat, and AI agents are exposed today.
Redesign workflows so a single inbound contact cannot trigger meaningful loss.
Adversarially probe AI agents and contact centers under realistic threat conditions.
Specialist work for AI-era communications.
Engagements range from a four-week assessment to multi-quarter resilience programs. Each one produces executive-readable output and a remediation plan that operations can act on.
Communications Security Assessment
End-to-end audit of voice, SMS, email, chat, and contact center workflows with an executive risk report and prioritized remediation roadmap.
Read more →AI Intake Hardening
Secure AI voice agents, chatbots, and virtual receptionists against prompt manipulation, hallucinated intake, and unsafe handoffs.
Read more →Synthetic Caller & Identity Threat Testing
Adversarial simulation of synthetic caller injection, spoofed identities, fake emergencies, and social engineering across human, AI, and hybrid response paths.
Read more →Omnichannel Threat Modeling
Map cross-channel attacks spanning phone, SMS, email, chat, and web forms, and design verification and escalation that survives the pivot.
Read more →Contact Center Resilience Consulting
Design communication workflows for surge events, disaster response, and AI-system failures, with routing, fallback, and fraud-screening layers built in.
Read more →AI Agent Red Teaming
Adversarial testing of AI agents for manipulation, impersonation risk, data leakage, fraudulent task completion, and unsafe autonomy.
Read more →Executive Security Advisory
Board-level memos, vendor risk reviews, and AI deployment guidance that help leadership teams understand and govern AI communication risk.
Read more →The vocabulary of AI-era communications threats.
Vercon publishes a living set of threat frameworks that name the attacks we see most often in voice, AI-agent, and omnichannel intake environments.
Where this work lands hardest.
The category is universal but the impact is uneven. These are the industries where AI-era communications security is becoming a board-level conversation.
From the field.
Executive briefs, incident analyses, and primers on the threats we work on every day.
The Recent Disclosed Voice-Cloning Attack on a US Senator's Office
The disclosure that a cloned voice was used in an attempted social engineering attack against a US Senator's staff is being treated, correctly, as a national security story. It is also a preview of what every executive office, board chair, and high-trust intermediary should expect to face within the next year..
Read →A Reading List on AI Communications Security
A Reading List on AI Communications Security is one of those topics that is easier to describe than to defend against. The description fits in a paragraph.
Read →What to Tell Your Board About AI Voice Risk
The conversation about what to tell your board about ai voice risk tends to start in the wrong place. It starts with technology, when it should start with workflow.
Read →Find out where your communications channels are exposed.
A Vercon Communications Security Assessment delivers an executive-readable risk report and a prioritized remediation roadmap — typically within four weeks.