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The Deepfake Defense Guide for Small Business Owners|Clare Dominic

The Deepfake Defense Guide for Small Business Owners : How to Spot AI-Generated Vendor Emails, Fake Invoice Scams, and CEO Impersonation Attacks Before

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Overview

The invoice looked perfect. The voice sounded exactly like your boss. The money is already gone.

For years, employee training taught us to look for bad grammar, misspelled domains, and awkward phrasing. That training is now worse than useless.

Today, language models can write flawless emails that perfectly mimic your company's tone. A short voice memo is enough to clone an executive's voice. Real-time face replacement can put your CEO on a video call. The technology has changed, but the goal hasn't: to create urgency, borrow authority, and get one busy employee to approve a transfer.

The Deepfake Defense Guide for Small Business Owners is not a book about buying expensive cybersecurity software. It is a practical, plain-English playbook for the owners, bookkeepers, and office managers who actually move the money.

Inside, you will learn how to build a defense system that works regardless of how good the fake is:

  • The Payment Verification Protocol: Dollar thresholds, approval limits, and the "Known-Number Rule" that stops 90% of attacks.

  • The Vendor Master File: How to lock down your vendor list so bank details can't be silently changed.

  • Out-of-Band Verification: Why "calling to check" isn't enough if you use the number provided in the email.

  • Role-Specific Training: What your front desk, AP clerk, and executive assistants need to know (and what they don't).

  • The First 60 Minutes: A step-by-step incident response plan for when a transfer goes through anyway.

  • Insurance & Bank Defense: How to work with your bank to enable positive pay, dual approval, and ensure your cyber insurance actually covers social engineering fraud.

You don't need a security department. You need a system. This book gives you the one-page playbook, the callback scripts, and the no-blame reporting culture required to protect your business.

Stop relying on instinct. Start relying on a protocol.

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  • ISBN-13: 9798164604950
  • ISBN-10: 9798164604950
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: October 2026
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.81 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 1.15 pounds
  • Page Count: 392

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