AI voice scams can make a caller sound like a trusted executive, vendor, employee, or client, so you should never rely on the voice alone. Before sending money, sharing sensitive information, or making account changes, verify the request through a known phone number, a second communication channel, or your company’s normal approval process. Taking a few extra minutes to confirm can prevent costly mistakes.

You can also use contact verification tools to add another layer of confidence. Tools such as Phone Validator, Reverse Phone Lookup, Email Verification, and People Search can help you check phone numbers, line types, associated names, addresses, emails, and other available contact information. Using these tools gives your team more reliable information before acting on an unexpected request and reduce the risk of falling for impersonation scams.

Read our blog AI Voice Scams Targeting Businesses: How to Verify Contacts Before Acting or watch the video below to learn more.