GetReal Security Unveils Automated Forensic Platform Against AI Threats
GetReal Security has launched a new automated forensic analysis platform to combat AI-driven threats such as deepfakes and identity manipulation, announced in a press release. The platform is designed to help enterprises, government agencies, and media organizations manage risks and mitigate attacks from AI-fueled deception.
The unified platform integrates GetReal's products and services into a single digital experience, accommodating all modalities including images, audio, and video for both files and real-time digital communication streams. It offers a comprehensive approach to verifying the authenticity of digital communications, helping to detect deepfakes, reduce risk, and prevent data compromise and fraud.
Key features of the platform include GetReal Prepare, which provides a holistic view of threat exposure, GetReal Inspect for automated forensic analysis, GetReal Protect for real-time analysis and alerts, and GetReal Respond for handling complex incidents with advanced forensic analysis. The platform's launch coincides with GetReal's announcement of a $17.5 million Series A funding round to further invest in research and development.
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