Deepfake Detection

Cutting Through AI-Generated Deception

As digital manipulation evolves, so does our defense. Cyabra’s advanced deepfake detection tool analyzes images and videos with forensic precision to preserve authenticity in public discourse. By identifying invisible fingerprints of AI-generated media, Cyabra provides the forensic certainty required to make informed decisions in a fast-moving narrative landscape.

Why Deepfake Detection?

Forensic Media Analysis

Analyzes images and videos with forensic precision to detect pixel-level inconsistencies and fine textures that most tools miss.

Without forensic verification, sophisticated deepfakes can blur the line between real and fake, posing a growing threat to public safety and brand integrity.

Forensic Media Analysis

Heatmap Visualization

Provides visual evidence through heatmaps that pinpoint exactly where and why content appears manipulated.

Lacking clear reasoning for flagged media leaves teams unable to justify their response strategies when confronting manufactured attacks.

Heatmap Visualization

Spatio-Temporal Video Detection

Examines temporal movement patterns across frames to spot unnatural motion, lip-sync errors, and jerky head movements.

High-impact videos that appear real in still frames but break down in motion can go viral before they are flagged by traditional analysis.

Spatio-Temporal Video Detection

Coordinated Disinformation Defense

Integrates deepfake detection with authenticity analysis to expose the full scope of campaigns involving bot networks and false narratives.

Deepfakes are rarely standalone assets; reacting to the media without identifying the inauthentic networks amplifying it allows viral damage to persist.

Coordinated Disinformation Defense

Disinformation has always been around, but it’s never been at the scale, velocity, and magnitude that we are experiencing today. Cyabra has demonstrated that it can combat disinformation at a speed and a cost that can truly counter AI’s capacity to generate and disseminate it.

Mike Pompeo
70th US Secretary of State, Former CIA Director, and Cyabra’s Board Member

Frequently Asked Questions

Cyabra’s solution uses a “digital magnifying glass” approach, employing spatio-frequency analysis for images and spatio-temporal analysis for videos to identify invisible patterns and unnatural movement. This allows Cyabra’s solution to generalize to new deepfake styles and evolving generative AI methods.

For video content, Cyabra looks beyond individual frames to analyze how those frames change over time, spotting inconsistencies in lip-syncing, blinking, or motion that are telltale signs of AI generation.

Deepfakes are weaponized to amplify foreign influence, polarize public opinion, and lead brand reputation attacks. In both sectors, these tools are essential to safeguard public trust and protect institutional credibility against AI-driven manipulation.

Cyabra provides a confidence score and a visual explanation through heatmap classification. This shows exactly where and why the content raised red flags, giving teams the evidence needed to act with confidence.