Is the Person You Hired Actually the One Doing the Work?

<p>A candidate clears every stage of a hiring process and reaches final screening. Then the liveness check flags them as AI-generated. The client&#39;s first instinct? Assume the software got it wrong. Callum Murray, CEO of Amiqus, explains why it hadn&#39;t. He also explains why hiring fraud has moved from conference talking point to something security services now warn employers about: deepfake applicants, remote hires quietly handing their jobs to someone else, and day-one imposters who aren&#39;t the person you vetted. The stakes go well beyond HR. Callum runs mission-critical software for regulated organisations, which is exactly why he&#39;s content to let others take the bleeding-edge AI risks first. We unpack fraud as a service, why basic controls still send opportunists elsewhere, and the honesty gap at AI breakfast events, where nobody admits what fell over. Still think your hiring process isn&#39;t an attack surface? </p><p><br></p><p>WhatsApp us your comments and questions on +447392087344</p><p>Tech Talks is powered by Harvey Nash, the leading global provider of technology and talent solutions. Click <a href="https://www.harveynash.co.uk/">⁠⁠here⁠⁠</a> to learn more about our services.</p><p>The music on Tech Talks is created by London artist <a href="https://www.lemzi.com/home">⁠⁠Lemzi⁠⁠</a>.</p>