Global Launch

Zemana launches its newest product, Deepfake Detection SDK. This Software Development Kit supports real-time detection of deepfake videos, fake audio, and fake visual content, and can be easily integrated into a wide range of platforms.

Cybersecurity faces an emerging threat known as “deepfakes”, the most powerful cyber-weapon in history. Deepfakes are AI-generated synthetic media, typically forged video footage. This kind of "fakery" was once limited to the film industry and intelligence agencies. Now AI advances have democratized it. Ordinary users can download deepfake software and create convincing videos smearing politicians, celebrities and company executives. The cyber security industry has only a short time to get ahead before the collapse of public trust in any media. There is a clear need to focus on creating solid detection algorithms.

After months of intensive research, Zemana has designed Deepfake Detection SDK. This enables developers to add a multi-layered detection engine to a range of platforms. This will enable governments, social media sites, instant messaging apps, and news and media organizations to detect AI-made forgery in digital content before they cause harm to society.

Samir Mujovic, Zemana Vice President of Business Development, said: “Deepfakes are going to be the first serious punch from artificial intelligence to humanity. We are very pleased to be unveiling our new product at GITEX, based on our proven expertise in technology and security software systems.”

Zemana was established in 2007 to provide the world with innovative cyber-security solutions. It's our job to deal with complex malicious software and other cyber threats by producing simple solutions. We want our users to focus on doing what they do best without having to worry about cyber threats. We continually monitor for threats, enabling us to roll out defenses before threats can cause damage.

We believe the growing cyber-security challenge comes from sophisticated AI-generated threats. Consequently, we have upgraded to AI-based technologies to fight and stop these threats.