An organization’s communications department obtains a suspicious video that appears to show a high-level official discussing questionable financial actions. The official denies any participation, and security teams suspect heavily manipulated visuals. Which approach best addresses this concern?
Restrict file sharing and external communications about the video until further review
Mandate staff dismiss the footage as inaccurate before running an internal audit
File a complaint about the source but skip a deeper authenticity check
Assess the clip with recognized methods and compare voice and image data to known sources
Evaluating the video with recognized diagnostic methods and checking the official’s voice or image data can highlight evidence of manipulations, such as unnatural audio transitions. Limiting file circulation or telling staff to reject the clip right away does not confirm authenticity. Filing a complaint about the source without verifying validity also overlooks the need for proof of any structural alterations.
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