07/13/2026
When you can no longer trust what you see or hear, the consequences extend far beyond social media.
Deepfake technology is rapidly evolving, creating new challenges for national security, public trust, financial institutions, and critical infrastructure. As AI-generated content becomes more sophisticated, governments, businesses, and technology leaders must work together to strengthen detection capabilities, develop effective policy, and improve public awareness.
In part two of our Deepfake Threat series Shawn Roslin, Vice President of the National Intelligence Division and International Programs, explores the growing deepfake threat, its implications for national security, and the steps needed to help protect against AI-driven disinformation.
Read more: https://www.soc-usa.com/news/the-deepfake-threat-defending-truth-in-the-age-of-ai
In this new landscape, national security is not just about military strength or economic power. It is about the ability to defend truth, maintain trust, and operate effectively in an environment where seeing is no longer believing.