Deepfake Detection Software for Enterprise | GetReal Security
Stop blindly trusting who's on the other side of the screen.
With GenAI anyone can look and sound like you.
Bring zero-trust security to the human layer and easily stop deepfakes, imposter candidates, fraud and insider threats before the damage is done.
The signals we use to trust identity are broken
Work is now remote
Video and voice replaced in-person interactions.
Identity is still something we assume based on what we see and hear.
Social engineering attacks continue.
North Korean fake candidates and Scattered Spider MGM attacks demonstrate how easily human controls are bypassed.
Gen AI can deepfake anyone now.
Rapid advancements enable real-time cloning of faces and voices with near-perfect accuracy.
Impersonations now look and sound legitimate.
Security has not adapted.
Authentication protects accounts and devices.
It does not verify the human on the screen or phone.
Identity attacks are already inside your enterprise
62% of organizations have experienced a deepfake attack in the past 12 months.
Source: Gartner
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41% of enterprises surveyed by GetReal unknowingly hired a physical imposter
Source: GetReal Security Study
25% of all job applicants by 2028 will be fake
Source: Gartner
The GetReal Trust & Authenticity Platform (GTAP)
GetReal is the only multimodal identity defense to verify the authenticity of people in files and real-time digital interactions. By combining content analysis, continuous authentication, and adaptive policy enforcement, GetReal protects trust where business actually happens.
Multimodal Deepfake & Manipulated Media Detection
Detect manipulated and malicious synthetic media across video, voice, and image files and real-time streams. GetReal scans content to identify deepfakes, suspicious identities, and AI-generated deception with forensic-grade precision and explainability.
Real-Time Identity Authentication
Verify who someone really is during live interactions. GetReal continuously authenticates identity during video and voice calls by correlating biometric, behavioral, and context signals – adding zero-trust principles at the human layer to expose imposters in real time.
Real-Time Security Policy Enforcement
Act on identity threats the moment they appear. Apply adaptive security policies as interactions unfold while maintaining low friction and positive user experience for legitimate participants.
Threat Intelligence & Identity Threat Graph
See identity attacks as patterns, not isolated events. Map identity relationships, flag repeat attackers, and correlate signals across detections and interactions to give security teams deep visibility into identity-driven attacks across the enterprise.
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Recognized by Analysts
Use Cases
Three identity attacks your enterprise must stop now
Fraudulent candidates are getting hired
Deepfake interviews, synthetic voices, and fabricated identities are slipping through enterprise hiring and onboarding workflows.
Prevent candidate fraudTrusted employees are being impersonated
Attackers are launching social engineering attacks by cloning executive faces and voices to manipulate employees into approving payments, granting access, and bypassing controls.
Secure high-risk interactionsAccount recovery is being exploited
Bad actors are hijacking employee and customer accounts during live helpdesk interactions, and gaining access with full legitimacy.
Secure account recovery
What appears to be a qualified candidate may be a fabricated identity with hidden intent.
Every trusted employee interaction is a potential point of exposure.
By the time credentials are used, the attacker is already inside.
Our Differentiator
Our DNA brings identity defense to the content layer
GetReal was purpose-built to operate at the content layer: the audio, video, and media streams where identity is implicitly trusted and decisions are made. Unlike legacy, AI-only black box detection methods, GetReal combines cybersecurity and digital content forensics expertise to deliver the multi-layered defense required to withstand threats of today and tomorrow.
Content Credential Analysis
We scan the content to verify authenticity, origin, and edits by identifying embedded signatures, watermarks, or C2PA credentials.
Pixel Analysis
We examine the content for pixel-level signals, compression artifacts, and inconsistencies from editing software.
Physical Analysis
We analyze the image’s physical environment for inconsistencies with the real world.
Provenance Analysis
We examine the recorded journey and packaging of content for additional context.
Semantic Analysis
We analyze the content for contextual meaning and coherence.
Human Signals Analysis
We inspect content for faces and other human attributes to run more targeted analysis.
Biometric Analysis
We conduct identity-specific analysis through face and voice modelling.
Behavioral Analysis
We compare patterns in human behavior and interactions to detect inconsistencies.
Environmental Analysis
We assess physical surroundings for context and 3D authenticity.
Timeline of deepfake deception
Events
January 2026
With Kling, deepfakes now have motion control, giving bad actors the ability to generate fully embodied impersonations from a single image.September 2025
Sora 2’s ability to generate hyperrealistic video and audio raises important concerns around likeness, misuse and deception.July 2025
A deepfake of Marco Rubio exposed the alarming ease of AI voice scams.March 2025
A viral audio clip, which claims to be of Vice President JD Vance criticizing Elon Musk, is fake.March 2025
Phishing deepfake video of YouTube CEO Neal Mohan highlights increased impersonation attacks against business executives.February 2025
Fake AI-generated audio of Donald Trump Jr. expressing support for Russia over Ukraine stokes geopolitical tensions.January 2025
AI-generated image of burning Hollywood sign during LA wildfires prompts concern over misinformation’s impact on emergency response.December 2024
Nation-state threat actors behind Salt Typhoon steal a database of voicemails for future weaponization against public figures.November 2024
Documentary featuring GetReal released on deepfake voice attack against London Mayor Sadiq Khan highlights generative AI’s ability to disrupt society.November 2024
U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network issues an alert on fraud involving deepfake media.October 2024
Wiz CEO Assaf Rappaport's voice is impersonated by cyber attackers, targeting employees for credential theft.September 2024
U.S. Sen. Ben Cardin is targeted by a deepfake video call impersonating former Ukrainian Foreign Affairs Minister Dmytro Kuleba.July 2024
KnowBe4 reveals the hiring and onboarding of a North Korean operative after he deceived HR with AI-manipulated images and video.March 2024
AP flags Princess Kate photo for manipulation, illuminating the need for verification of video, image and audio authenticity.February 2024
A successful real-time video conferencing attack leads to $25 million loss, the largest incident of financial fraud to date.May 2023
Fake image of Pentagon explosion briefly crashes U.S. stock market, highlighting the susceptibility of market indexes to deepfakes.March 2023
Ridiculous AI-generated video of Will Smith eating spaghetti spreads online, showcasing both the potential and shortfalls of generative AI tools.March 2023
Viral photo of Pope Francis in a puffer jacket highlights the increasing difficulty for the average person to detect manipulated images.September 2022
Generative AI tool DALL·E 2 becomes widely available – a milestone for synthetic image creation at scale.July 2020
MIT Center for Advanced Virtuality releases deepfake video of former President Richard Nixon giving an alternate moon landing speech.June 2020
Deepfake video of a news interview with Mark Zuckerberg is posted to Instagram to test Meta’s misinformation removal policy.December 2017
Motherboard’s Sam Cole reports that anonymous Reddit user “deepfakes” used AI tools to superimpose celebrity faces onto pornographic material.
Enterprise-grade detection and mitigation of malicious generative AI threats
“We’ve reached a pivotal moment. The need for solutions that can quickly and accurately verify and authenticate digital media has never been more critical.”
Ted Schlein,
Co-Founder and General Partner
“With the rise of GenAI and synthetic media, businesses and governments have become prime targets for the manipulation and exploitation of digital content. With GetReal, organizations can now defend against this new attack vector.”
Alberto Yépez
Co-Founder and Managing Director
Adaptive threat intelligence
Benefit from real-time forensic insights to stop zero-day impersonation attacks.
Our forensic experts continuously monitor the latest research, tools, and techniques used by threat actors to create malicious digital media. Our algorithms extract traces left by adversaries to synthetically generate or manipulate digital media and publish them to our multi-dimensional digital integrity platform.
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News
August 2026
The UK AI Security Institute’s latest report reveals how a single autonomous AI agent orchestrated an adaptive influence campaign using fake identities, social engineering, and technical attacks.
Blog
August 2026
The EU AI Act’s Article 50 introduces new transparency requirements for AI-generated and AI-manipulated content. Here’s what organizations need to know about compliance, machine detectability, and the limits of provenance technologies.