“Right Hire provides a detailed score breakdown, interview findings, and checks that help identify cheating and fraud concerns. Now we only advance candidates who meet the criteria and are supported by the interview evidence”

AI has made it easier for candidates to submit polished resumes, rehearse answers, and use outside support during screening. For hiring teams, the issue is not whether candidates use AI, but whether the person being interviewed can support their claims and do the work. Right Hire adds an integrity layer before human interviews by reviewing resume claims, screening candidates, asking follow-up questions, monitoring interview conditions, and giving teams evidence they can review before moving candidates forward.
Identifies inflated, inconsistent, or AI-generated resume content that needs validation before the interview.
Detects real-time AI-assisted answers, suspicious browser activity and other behaviors related to cheating.
Finds inconsistencies between what candidates claim and what they demonstrate.
Monitors for impersonation, proxy participation, and identity inconsistencies throughout the interview session.
Right Hire goes beyond traditional AI interviewing by helping organizations verify not only what candidates say, but whether their responses reflect their own knowledge, reasoning, and experience.
Resume Inflation Analysis
Resumes are easier to optimize than ever. Right Hire reviews resume content before the interview, so teams know which claims need to be tested.
Interview Cheating
Right Hire reviews both interview behavior and candidate responses to identify cheating risk during structured screening. It looks for suspicious activity during the session, then tests whether the candidate can explain and support their answers through follow-up questions. Findings are reviewed together so hiring teams can see whether the interview appears reliable or needs closer review.
Post-Interview Analysis and Reporting
After the interview, Right Hire analyzes candidate responses, resume alignment, interview behavior, and fraud indicators in one structured report. Hiring teams can review the scorecard, transcript, recording, and integrity findings before deciding whether a candidate should move forward.
Right Hire gives hiring teams one structured way to detect candidate fraud, interview cheating, AI-assisted answers, and skillfishing before weak candidates reach human interviews.
Risk
What It Is
How Right Hire Catches It
Candidate Fraud
Impersonation, proxy interviews, fake identity, deepfakes
Identity and behavioral monitoring throughout the session
Interview Cheating
AI-assisted answers, overlays, browser tab ChatGPT, crowdsourced responses
Session behavior monitoring + AI response pattern analysis + adaptive follow-up
Resume Inflation
AI-generated resumes, overstated skills, inflated titles and experience
Resume signal analysis + structured interview targeting flagged claims
Skillfishing
The combined gap between how a candidate presents across the entire hiring process and what they can deliver on the job
By 2028, 1 in 4 candidate profiles globally will be fabricated in some form.
Gartner Survey 2026Cheating attempts more than doubled in 2025, rising from 16% to 35%.
CodeSignal Press Release 202639% of candidates used AI during the application process.
Gartner Survey 2026Here are the answers to the most common questions
Candidate fraud usually involves false identity, proxy participation, fake credentials, or inflated experience. Interview cheating means the candidate may be present, but they are relying on AI, scripts, or outside help to answer questions they may not be able to answer on their own. Right Hire helps teams review both risks before candidates advance.
Right Hire reviews identity and behavior indicators that may suggest proxy participation or unauthorized assistance. Findings are presented with the recording and transcript so the hiring team can review the evidence.
Right Hire looks across the full interview, including answer consistency, reasoning depth, follow-up performance, and patterns that may suggest scripted or externally supported responses. Follow-up questions help test whether the candidate can explain and apply their answer.
Right Hire uses resume review to identify claims that need validation. The structured interview can then probe those areas directly instead of treating the resume as reliable by default.
Right Hire creates a reviewable record. Teams can see the recording, transcript, scorecard, and evidence behind each concern. Candidate consent, privacy, and data handling details should be covered in the Trust Center.