Media Triage
Upload a file or paste a link to generate a browser-side risk checklist based on metadata, file type, size, source, and incident context.
Deepfake Defend gives small businesses, creators, security teams, and executives a practical workflow: triage suspicious media, document risk, assign owners, and generate a board-ready response plan.
The product does not promise formal forensic verification. It helps you make a defensible first decision: preserve evidence, verify identity, escalate, or stand down.
Deepfake attacks blend fraud, PR, legal, and cybersecurity. The site now focuses on the pieces teams can actually use immediately.
Upload a file or paste a link to generate a browser-side risk checklist based on metadata, file type, size, source, and incident context.
Answer a guided questionnaire and generate a more complete synthetic media incident plan with owners, escalation rules, communications, and evidence handling.
For high-risk cases, send the details to your response inbox so you can turn site traffic into consult requests and paid support.
Deepfake Defend is not claiming to be an established forensic lab. It is a practical triage and response-planning tool for teams that need to slow down, preserve evidence, and avoid bad first-hour decisions.
The main product is now a $19.99 Deepfake Incident Response Kit: a customized PDF, executive verification protocol, takedown checklist, employee guidance, and crisis communications templates.
A fake call asks finance to wire money. The plan gives finance a mandatory verification path before funds move.
A fake clip trends on social media. The kit creates a response sequence for evidence, platforms, and public statements.
A synthetic video appears before a launch, campaign, or raise. The playbook coordinates legal, PR, and technical review.