Is the Person You Hired Actually the One Doing the Work?
Tech Talks3 Marras

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

A candidate clears every stage of a hiring process and reaches final screening. Then the liveness check flags them as AI-generated. The client's first instinct? Assume the software got it wrong. Callum Murray, CEO of Amiqus, explains why it hadn'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't the person you vetted. The stakes go well beyond HR. Callum runs mission-critical software for regulated organisations, which is exactly why he'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't an attack surface?


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