Foley refers to the art of creating and recording sound effects using everyday objects to enhance the audio experience in film, television, or games. Named after Jack Foley, a pioneer in the field, Foley artists meticulously reproduce sounds such as footsteps, doors creaking, or glass breaking in sync with on-screen action. While not a cybersecurity term, Foley is crucial in media production to provide realism and immersion. In cybersecurity, the term may occasionally be used metaphorically to describe deceptive audio techniques, but its primary context remains in sound design.