Product Designer
Figma
Clarity, a cybersecurity AI startup, aims to protect organizations and individuals from the threats of deepfakes. By detecting deepfakes at scale and in realtime, the startup aims to enable users to avoid advanced social engineering and phishing attacks.
The product is designed to empower security teams at enterprises and organizations with insight into deepfake threats. It enables users to mitigate risks and take actionable steps to verify and address potential deepfake attacks. As a UX designer, my goal was to create a clean, intuitive, and organized user experience.
Presenting the application with a clean, organized design—categorized into enterprise communication, personal communication, and offline—was crucial. Providing users with the ability to sort apps by type was equally important.
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The goal of the dashboard is to present deepfake alerts within an organization. To provide global visibility, a map was designed to allow users to see the geographical distribution of deepfakes within their organization. For threats related to video conferences, it was essential to display a snapshot of the conference, enabling users to quickly identify potential issues.
This screen provides the security team with clear, real-time visibility into risks. Users can view key details such as severity, status, application, time, and ID. Each risk is clickable, allowing for a more in-depth explanation of the threat.
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The settings tab allows users to personalize their experience by selecting and enabling sensitive key phrases. To support this process, auto-suggested phrases are provided, making it easier for users to explore and utilize the full range of available key phrases. This approach helps users better understand the technology's capabilities and encourages more effective customization.
