Report by KnowBe4

Would You Know Your CEO's Real Voice? Singapore's Growing Deepfake Vulnerability

9 FINDINGSPublished Oct 12, 2026
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Key Findings

36% of Singapore office workers are not confident they could distinguish a genuine message from their CEO from an AI-generated one

DeepfakeAI FraudSingapore

52% of Singapore office workers would worry about negative consequences for challenging a senior executive

Workplace CultureSingapore

78% of senior managers are confident they can spot a fake CEO voice

DeepfakeLeadershipSingapore

26% of Singapore office workers have received training specifically on AI-generated scams involving senior leaders

TrainingAI FraudDeepfakeSingapore

10% of Singapore office workers identify "employees trusting senior leaders too readily" as the greatest cybersecurity risk their workplace faces

Cyber SecurityTrustWorkplace CultureSingapore

50% of Singapore office workers would feel uncomfortable challenging a request from a senior executive

Workplace CultureLeadershipSingapore

45% of Singapore office workers are equally worried about delaying a request from a senior leader as about accidentally causing a cybersecurity incident

Cyber SecurityRisk PerceptionLeadershipSingapore

9% of Singapore office workers would rather risk a cybersecurity breach than delay a senior leader

Security IncidentCyber RiskLeadershipSingapore

35% of senior managers would comply with a cloned CEO voice before verifying it, more than double the 16% compliance rate among clerical workers

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