When you need forensic-grade evidence analysis suitable for court
Scalable, automated and multilayer analysis with court-ready reports
Every result includes explainability, provenance metadata, and visual evidence supporting the conclusion. Reports are automatically generated in 30+ languages, enabling cross-border collaboration and ensuring admissibility in court.
Get actionable results in seconds, not hours
With standardized reporting, multilingual support, and strict chain-of-custody controls, Sensity AI transforms deepfake detection into actionable, certifiable intelligence. Investigators can export structured evidence packages for prosecutors, international partners, or judicial authorities.
Stay on top of the caseload
With millions of deepfakes in circulation, digital forensic investigators are under increasing pressure to work through large case loads. Sensity AI integrates synthetic media and deepfake detection at the earliest stage of evidence ingestion, so every extracted media file can be automatically screened for signs of manipulation before it enters the investigative record, speeding up time to evidence.
Cutting edge digital forensics
Specialist digital forensic analysis tools have always existed, but they are not equipped for detecting sophisticated AI-generated falsifications at scale. Sensity AI analyzes video, images, and audio within a single interface, automatically detecting audio in video, and provides relevant and contextual analysis within the same dashboard in real-time.

Bridge the skills gap
Professional forensic investigators are highly trained, and legacy forensic software has a steep learning curve.
The Sensity AI Deepfake Detection platform provides an intuitive, easy-to-use interface and workflow for analyzing digital evidence at scale. Explainability is also critical, with court-ready forensic reports that avoid the ‘black box problem’ and enable judiciaries to rely on verifiable technical analysis rather than subjective interpretation.
For law enforcement organizations that need more, Sensity AI offers training programs and certifications that enable analysts and investigators to become qualified to use the platform for critical cases, court proceedings, audits, and complex investigations. These certifications ensure that personnel are properly trained, compliant, and fully equipped to produce and interpret forensic-grade results.

Break down silos
For police departments and law enforcement organizations with multiple branches, Sensity AI supports centralized collaboration through a server-based deployment that connects investigators across the private local network. Multiple users can share evidence, run analyses, and coordinate cases in real time, all without an internet connection.
The platform also enables inter-departmental collaboration with analysts and prosecutors to securely manage evidence to build stronger cases, while maintaining full data sovereignty. This unlocks fast, unified deepfake investigations across distributed offices.
Results you can trust
accuracy, tested on publicly available datasets. In environments where verifiable authenticity of evidence, and defensible results, carry legal consequences, performance matters.
Effectively respond to an evolving threat landscape
Law enforcement units are increasingly confronted with crimes where synthetic media is not incidental, but central: impersonation, deception, sextortion, harassment, financial fraud, and coordinated online abuse. In these cases, speed matters as much as accuracy. Every hour spent validating manipulated content with outdated deepfake detection tools is an hour lost for victim protection, takedowns, or suspect identification. The ease with which malicious media can either be manipulated or completely fabricated by gen-AI is changing the nature of how forensic authenticity is handled in terms of deepfake detection. The optimal forensic process integrates AI-generated media and deepfake detection at the earliest stage of evidence ingestion, so every extracted media file can be automatically screened for signs of manipulation before it enters the investigative record. This results in dramatic reductions in manual review time of deepfake detection cases, faster triage of large datasets, and—most critically—greater confidence when introducing digital media into legal proceedings.
How is Deepfake Detection Changing Forensic Analysis?
We’ve now entered an era where seeing is no longer believing. Gen-AI didn’t just create new content; it created a brand new attack surface: reality itself. Now, when it comes to deepfake detection, the nature of forensic analysis is turned on its head, and intelligence agencies, law enforcement, and judicial authorities are feeling the pain. This guide is a primer on deepfake detection and synthetic media for law enforcement professionals and forensic analysts.
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