Exiphore
Sovereign AI for Deepfake Detection & Digital Forensics
What it does
Exiphore is a sovereign AI-powered cyber forensics platform built to detect, investigate, and explain deepfakes and synthetic media across images, video, and audio. It combines specialised AI agents, multimodal forensic analysis, explainable findings, and evidence-focused workflows to go beyond a simple “real or fake” verdict. Exiphore supports secure on-premises and air-gapped deployment for sensitive digital evidence.
Forensic deepfake detector for law enforcement. Examine video, image, audio and documents across eight independent evidence families, with court-ready reports.
Digital evidence can be manipulated. Exiphore examines it across multiple forensic signals, preserves its provenance, exposes the evidence behind every finding, and makes uncertainty impossible to hide. Deployed on your infrastructure. Evidence never leaves your estate. Investigators are being handed exhibits that no longer behave like exhibits. The material arrives re-encoded, stripped of provenance, and indistinguishable on inspection from the genuine article. One number, from one model, on media it may never have seen the like of. Nothing to interrogate and nothing to defend. Independent measurements, pooled and calibrated, each stating what it cannot show — and an examiner who signs the…from exiphore.com
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