Lurion detects scams, fraud, and impersonation during live calls and tells people or voice agents what to do next.
Live sits in the human moment — assessing the call and surfacing the safer next step before money or data moves.
Learn moreRuntime guards AI agents mid-session — prompt injection, persona hijacks, and policy overrides.
Learn moreNot alerts that wait. Active judgment when pressure peaks on the call or in the agent turn.
One engine across Live calls and Runtime agent sessions — same assessment, different surface.
Surface the action that keeps money and data from moving wrong — hold, verify, block, keep persona.
Same assessment on the desk and in the agent turn.
Follows up when KYC stalls.
Collects missing docs automatically.
Fixes payment issues before exit.
Flags risk early and starts a save.
Acts before accounts hit arrears.
Use cases
Give the people who answer first a clear moment to pause before sharing private details — while the caller is still on the line.
Help clinics, hotels, agencies, and local teams spot rush tactics and fake authority during the call, not after the damage.
Spot risky caller behavior before the agent routes, escalates, or shares information — the same signal layer as human calls.
Give operators named warnings, risk scores, and incident trails they can audit — without turning employees into security analysts.
Onboard a focused group, watch live defense on real conversations, and expand with consent-first activation across the team.
Lurion Runtime guards voice bots and conversational agents against injection, hijacking, and extraction — while the session is still active.
Who we protect
Lurion Live helps the roles most likely to get a suspicious call before anyone else hears about it.
See Lurion LiveRush tactics, fake authority, and dodged identity checks — each warning named and scored while the call is still happening.
See live signalsInjection, persona hijack, and boundary probes map to stable keys your security team can route and automate against.
See call defenseNo passive monitoring. The employee taps to activate. Clean calls are discarded. Flagged attacks stay for review.
See warning namesThe same watch that protects people also guards voice agents — clear labels, stable keys, live guidance.
Protect voice agentsSee rush tactics, fake authority, and identity avoidance named while the conversation is still happening — then act before private details leave the room.
See Lurion RuntimeLurion Live
Unknown · 415 area · inbound
3 cuesCaller is using urgency pressure and has avoided identity confirmation twice.
"This is Mark from Microsoft — your CFO is on the other line right now."
"You don't need to verify me — I called you, remember?"
Find the official number yourself. Do not use any number they give you.
2:04
since the first urgency cue
8 / 8
warnings named while live
How it works
All while the call is still happening — not after someone already shared too much.
No security speak. No guessing what it means. Just a clear way to get help mid-conversation.
Read the FAQLive call session
Inbound support impersonation
Session · liveCurrent status
High risk — urgency pressure and identity avoidance detected twice on this call.
Active warnings
8
warning names on this call
30d
seconds since last cue
Warnings
Warning names, risk scores, and suggested actions — the cues that never fit in a voicemail transcript. Lurion makes them first-class during the call: named once, scored live, and ready for the employee under pressure.
Warning · Live
urgency_pressure
human · highurgency_pressure
named while the call is still live
Signal · urgency
urgency_pressure
stable keys · plain English
Open Lurion Live on a suspicious call. Watch urgency, authority, and identity cues land as named warnings. The guidance becomes something the employee can use — not a security lecture after the fact.
Warnings & guidance
A warning is a named pattern applied to live conversation — audio cues, conditions, confidence, and a clear next step. A session composes those warnings into one live risk picture. Every guidance line traces from call → warning → meaning → suggested action.
Live analysis turns caller behavior into a named warning — with a risk score, plain English note, and suggested action attached.
Warning Tracking
authority_impersonation
active · liveConditions
patterns watched
28%
Pressure
251
Cues
100%
Confidence
100%
Freshness
v3
stable keys · human + agent history kept
A live call evaluated for scam patterns — risk, warnings, and unknowns stay current every few seconds, not after the hang-up.
Live call session
Everyday offices
3 / 3 cues6 / 7
warnings currently active
Authority claim
warning high · verify offline
Lurion Live, Runtime, Console, warning names, risk scores, suggested actions, session records, and team alerts aren’t modules glued together — they’re one defense speaking one language. The guidance is the product.
Employee-initiated listening on the live call — phone or meeting — with warnings named as tactics appear. The moment pressure rises, the employee knows.
Live audio becomes plain English — “urgency,” “authority,” “identity avoidance.” Every warning is scored continuously, with a clear note the employee can use under pressure.
Voice agents, phone bots, and conversational interfaces get the same signal layer — injection, hijack, and extraction attempts flagged while the session is still active.
A short catalog of what Lurion can flag — not the full list. Each warning has a stable name and a simple meaning people and agents can share.
A live risk score from 0 to 100 updates as the call goes. Missing identity confirmation is itself a warning — not a silent pass.
Suggested actions arrive in plain English while the call is live — hang up and verify, find the official number yourself, do not share codes. What employees need under pressure.
Incident review, escalation rules, and audit trails for security and operations — so flagged calls become learning, not lore.
When a call turns risky, something clear happens. The employee sees the warning. Security can get the alert. Flagged sessions land in Console for review — and clean calls disappear.
Lurion watches the live conversation for scam patterns, names each warning as it appears, and preserves flagged sessions for review — while clean calls are discarded.
Direct answers about consent, privacy, devices, deployment, and how Lurion fits the conversations your team already takes.
Lurion Live is user-initiated. The employee taps to activate during a live call. Clean call data is discarded. Flagged-call analyses can be retained for incident reports and detection improvement.
Flagged-call analyses are retained for incident reports and detection improvement. Talk with Lurion about current retention practices before deployment.
Current business workflows can route available alerts to your IT or security lead. Talk with Lurion about the integrations available for your rollout.
Lurion Live is built around consent-first activation. Teams should still follow their own call recording, monitoring, and employee notice requirements by state, country, and industry.
The product is designed for iOS, Android, and desktop meeting workflows. Availability depends on the current product rollout and onboarding path.
Company deployments begin with onboarding and a conversation with the Lurion team. A limited number of structured pilots may be available for a focused group of employees.
No. Lurion Live protects judgment — it does not replace it. No passive monitoring, no surveillance infrastructure, and no behavioral scoring in the background without consent.
Lurion Runtime is the API/SDK guardrail for voice agents and call centers — the same signal layer as Lurion Live, built for automated sessions.
Time starts when Lurion connects to a call and ends when the call ends. Setup, demos, and failed connections do not count. See Pricing for the current company plan.
Email founders@lurion.org — or book a demo to watch warnings appear while a conversation is still happening.
See Lurion Live on a live call — and watch warnings appear while the conversation is still happening.
