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Reken is an AI security company developing a trust layer for the Internet to combat fraud, phishing, scams, deepfakes, and automated social engineering enabled by generative AI. Founded by former Google Trust & Safety and Shape Security leaders, Reken focuses on on-device privacy and security.
Reken is an AI security company developing a trust layer for the Internet to combat fraud, phishing, scams, deepfakes, and automated social engineering enabled by generative AI. Founded by former Google Trust & Safety and Shape Security leaders, Reken focuses on on-device privacy and security.
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Reken is an AI security company building a trust layer for the Internet to combat generative-AI-enabled fraud, phishing, scams, deepfakes, and automated social engineering. Co-founded by Shuman Ghosemajumder (who founded Google's Trust & Safety group) and Rich Griffiths, both formerly of Shape Security, Reken...
As generative AI enables more sophisticated scams and fraud, tools like Reken's trust layer are critical to maintaining online safety and trust. Their approach aims to protect users by integrating security directly on devices, addressing emerging AI-driven threats.
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