Nevrial Now Protects Google Meet Calls

Google Meet Integration Now Live

We're excited to announce that Nevrial's real-time deepfake detection and identity verification is now available for Google Meet.

With video call fraud on the rise—including high-profile attacks on Arup, Ferrari, and WPP—enterprises need protection that works where they work. Google Meet is one of the most widely used video conferencing platforms, and now Nevrial customers can verify every participant in real-time.

How It Works

Our Google Meet integration provides seamless protection without disrupting your workflow:

1. Install the Nevrial Chrome Extension: A lightweight extension that runs alongside Google Meet
2. Hardware-Backed Verification: Participants verify their identity using their device's Secure Enclave (Touch ID, Face ID, or Windows Hello)
3. Real-Time Detection: Our AI monitors for deepfake artifacts throughout the call
4. Visual Indicators: Clear badges show which participants are cryptographically verified

Why This Matters

The Arup attack demonstrated how devastating video call fraud can be—$25 million lost to attackers who deepfaked an entire room of executives. Traditional video platforms provide no identity verification beyond a name you type in yourself.

Nevrial changes that. Every verified participant has proven they are who they claim to be, using cryptographic proofs tied to their physical device.

Getting Started

Existing Nevrial customers can enable Google Meet protection today:

1. Download the Chrome extension from your Nevrial dashboard
2. Team members register their devices with Touch ID or Face ID
3. Start your next Google Meet—verification happens automatically

What's Next

Google Meet joins Zoom and Microsoft Teams in our supported platforms. We're committed to protecting enterprise communications wherever they happen.

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Ready to protect your Google Meet calls? Schedule a demo to see Nevrial in action.