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Deepfakes Are Now An Investigative Risk – Unmasked: Authenticity Must Be Assessed

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Deepfakes can waste critical investigative time, but S21 Deepfake Detector helps teams assess images and video frames for synthetic or manipulated content quickly, securely, and entirely offline.

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    Deepfakes are now an investigative risk. Do you have the tools to check them? Deepfake imagery can enter an investigation looking entirely credible, but you could be spending time trying to rescue a victim that doesn’t even exist. S21 Deepfake Detector helps investigators assess images and individual video frames for signs of synthetic or manipulated content – entirely offline, and without replacing your existing workflow.  It produces a clear, confidence-based assessment to support review, prioritisation, and case context.   AI-generated content assessment  Fast, simple, and offline  Works alongside existing tools Offline, secure, and trusted by law-enforcement and investigative teams internationally. Get The Latest DFIR News The monthly Forensic Focus newsletter, plus webinar invitations and occasional research surveys. Unsubscribe or change what you receive at any time. We respect your privacy: read our privacy policy. Use S21 Deepfake Detector v2.0 as part of your existing workflow, without replacing the tools, processes, or environment your team already relies on. Time is critical, and by the time the first image could have been assessed manually, S21 Deepfake Detector has already paid for itself.  Use S21 Deepfake Detector as a focused standalone app or access the capability within S21 VisionX as part of a broader investigative workflow. Interested? Click the link below to express your interest, and a member of the S21 team will be in touch. One Click – I’m Interested
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    Jul 29, 2026
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