DEEPFAKEDETECTION.
SpearTrace is deepfake detection software for video, image, audio and documents. It uses classical forensic sensors to measure what is wrong with a file, shows the evidence, and keeps the whole analysis on your own hardware, including fully air-gapped.
What deepfake detection means
A deepfake is synthetic or manipulated media that makes a person appear to say or do something they did not. Detection means testing a file for the traces that generation and editing leave behind. Reliable detection combines several independent tests, explains each result and records how the analysis was done, so that a decision based on it can be defended.
Forensic sensors vs AI-only detectors
EXPLAINABILITY
Evidence you can point to
Each sensor reports what it measured and where, so an examiner can verify the finding. A single learned score cannot be inspected the same way.
RESILIENCE
Not tied to one generator
Structural and physical sensors look for inconsistencies, not for the fingerprint of a particular model, so new generators do not make them obsolete overnight.
DEPLOYMENT
Runs offline
Deterministic software installs on-premise or air-gapped, with no cloud calls and no model downloads.
ASSURANCE
Reproducible reports
Reports list hashes, versions and parameters so a second examiner can repeat the analysis.
What SpearTrace analyses
VIDEO
Video deepfake detection
Temporal consistency, compression history and sensor noise, with findings placed on a timeline.
IMAGE
Image manipulation detection
Error level analysis, noise residuals and copy-move search, marked as overlays.
AUDIO
Voice clone and edit detection
Spectral continuity, noise floor, network hum and re-encoding traces on the spectrogram.
DOCUMENTS
Document forgery detection
File structure, typography and scan traces that reveal edited regions by page.
Deepfake detection by industry
- Law Enforcement
- Banking & Finance
- Insurance
- Telecom
- News & Media
- Legal & Courts
- Government & Elections
- Enterprise Security
- E-commerce & Marketplaces
On-premise, air-gapped, in your control
SpearTrace installs on your own servers or workstations. Originals are hashed and sealed, every action is logged, and reports export as signed PDF and JSON. Read the guide to air-gapped deepfake detection, the security overview or the Malaysia and Southeast Asia page.
Also searched as
People look for this capability under several names: deepfake detector, AI-generated video detection, face swap detection, synthetic media detection, voice clone detection, image tampering and photo forgery detection, video and audio authentication, digital evidence authentication, CCTV and forensic video analysis, and deepfake fraud prevention for KYC and eKYC. SpearTrace covers all of these with one on-premise platform. See the glossary for definitions.
Deepfake detection questions
What is deepfake detection software?
Deepfake detection software analyses video, images, audio and documents to decide whether they were generated or manipulated. SpearTrace does this with classical forensic sensors that measure the file and report evidence an examiner can check.
How accurate is deepfake detection?
Accuracy depends on file quality, compression and how the media was made, and no honest vendor can promise perfect detection. SpearTrace reports measurements, states each sensor's limits and does not publish unverified accuracy figures.
Why choose forensic sensors over an AI-only detector?
AI-only detectors give a learned probability that is hard to explain and can fail on new generators. Forensic sensors measure physical and structural properties, so results are explainable, repeatable and work without internet access. Optional AI adapters can be added as extra evidence.
Can deepfake detection run on-premise or offline?
Yes. SpearTrace runs on your hardware and can be installed fully air-gapped, so evidence and customer media never leave your environment.
Which media can be checked?
Video, still images, audio recordings and documents such as PDFs and scans.
Who uses deepfake detection?
Law enforcement, banks and fintechs, insurers, telecom operators, newsrooms, courts and legal teams, government and election bodies, enterprise security teams and online marketplaces.
Bring the footage.
Tell us what media you need to trust and where it has to be analysed. We will scope a briefing or a pilot on your own samples.
Request a briefing