The Gap In Your Stack

Attacks don’t start with malware. They start with people. Social engineering, phishing, and fraud are now the dominant way attackers get inside organizations — and AI is making their job much easier.
- Human element can be found in most breaches
Phishing, pretexting, and other social engineering techniques are involved in most successful intrusions – even when technical controls are strong. - AI is “supercharging” scams
Attackers now use AI to craft persuasive personalized messages, clone faces and voices, and generate pixel-perfect fake profiles and other online proof of identity. - Attacks bypass traditional filters
Compromised vendor accounts, collaboration tools, and remote-access scams often look legitimate to email gateways and endpoint protection tools, and in-app chat is often missed altogether.
Your existing tools focus on networks and API endpoints. Clarion focuses on where breaches start: with people being socially engineered in real time.
