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Humanix

commercial

Humanix detects and stops social engineering attacks as they unfold across email, chat, voice, and help desk workflows.

Summary

Humanix is a commercial network-defense cyber tool that detects and stops social engineering attacks in real-time across email, chat, voice, and help desk workflows. It operates as a service and is aimed at those concerned with human-layer risk, sitting in the network-defense space. The tool launched in 2024.

Humanix detects and stops social engineering attacks as they unfold across email, chat, voice, and help desk workflows.

How Humanix helps

Which help desk calls right now show the pressure tactics of a social engineering attempt?

listens to the interaction as it happens and flags the manipulation patterns typical of social engineering, so an agent can be stopped or challenged before granting access

Is this chat or email conversation building toward a credential or payment request?

tracks the conversation across its turns and surfaces the point where it shifts toward the kind of ask social engineering attacks make, rather than judging a single message in isolation

Which of our workflows are most exposed to human-layer manipulation right now?

watches email, chat, voice, and help desk channels together and reports where attempts are concentrating, so defenses can be pointed at the channel actually under attack

Did a caller who reached our help desk match the voice patterns of a known vishing attempt?

compares the live call against the vishing behaviors it is built to detect and calls out the match while the interaction is still in progress, not after the fact

Which in-progress interactions need a human to step in before any damage is done?

raises the interaction in real time once it matches an attack pattern, so intervention happens during the exchange instead of during a post-incident review

Languages

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