Voice intelligence platform — caller ID, voice fraud defense, branded calling, and call analytics. 250M users protected; Samsung, Ericsson, and major carrier partnerships. The pitch isn't "voice nice-to-have"; it's that voice channels have become a meaningful attack surface for impersonation fraud, vishing, and brand spoofing — and most CISOs aren't measuring it.
Hiya operates a voice intelligence network covering both consumer (the Hiya app, partnerships with Samsung and major carriers for built-in caller ID protection) and enterprise (Hiya Connect for branded calling and outbound caller authentication). The enterprise side is where the CISO conversation happens: protect your brand from being spoofed by fraudsters in outbound calls, authenticate that calls claiming to be from your organization actually are, and surface vishing patterns targeting your employees or customers.
Banks, healthcare, retail, utilities, financial services. Your brand is being spoofed in fraud calls. Your customers are getting vished. Voice is a real attack surface.
Branded calling improves answer rates 50%+ for legitimate outbound. ROI is operational, not just security.
If your outbound calling is purely B2B and limited volume, the brand-protection ROI narrows. Brief PCI Pal first for the contact-center security angle.
Wrong problem. Brief Netacea for bot/ATO defense or PCI Pal for contact center descoping.