Deepfake meeting verification
Admission is the moment of control. Verify the person behind each participant before the room admits them — a synthetic feed fails the check even when nobody could spot it.
Verify the person, not the pixels
Deepfake detection asks whether video looks generated, and cedes ground with every model release. Presence asks a question a generator cannot answer: can the person behind this participant prove live participation, on a device the company trusts, right now?
Meeting connectors for Zoom, Webex and Teams hold the join: the participant completes consent, platform biometrics and a post-biometric liveness capture before admission, and capture provenance flags virtual cameras.
Verified participants enter. Gray-zone signals hold admission for a human decision. Failed authenticity is refused autonomously — and every outcome is sealed in a signed record.
Check it yourself
The artifacts behind this page
- The demo admits a genuine profile, escalates a borderline one, and refuses a synthetic one.Test meeting admission →
- What the presence signals measure, and what they do not./how-it-works/presence-proof →
- Per-platform capability and limits./connectors →
What this page does not claim
Limits
- Presence is not a deepfake classifier. Authenticity signals feed policy, but the guarantee is a verified person, not a score on the media.