Use cases

Synthetic media is a method, not an offence

It shows up across fraud, harassment, disinformation and forgery — each with its own evidential problem, its own decay clock, and its own definition of what a useful answer looks like.

A hand entering a PIN at a cash machine keypad

Economic offences · Cyber crime

Impersonation and payment fraud

A cloned executive authorises a transfer. A familiar voice calls a relative in distress. Examine the recording and preserve the source chain while it is still recoverable.

Women's safety · Cyber crime

Non-consensual intimate imagery

Victims need a finding quickly, and it has to hold. Seal on intake, examine for compositing evidence, and link a single offender's output across cases.

A crowd at a public gathering photographed from behind

Intelligence · State command centre

Election and public-order disinformation

A clip of a public official circulates hours before polling. Triage at volume, escalate what matters, and link a coordinated campaign by what its media has in common.

Document examination · Economic offences

Forged documents and records

Altered certificates, tampered statements, doctored correspondence. Documents record their own revision history in places most forgers never clean.

A face being scanned by a biometric identification system

Financial crime · Regulatory

Identity and video-KYC abuse

Synthetic faces defeat liveness checks and open mule accounts at scale. Examine onboarding captures and link recurring synthetic identities.

A judge's gavel resting on a wooden bench

Prosecution · Forensic science laboratory

Evidentiary review and disclosure

Before an exhibit is tendered, establish what can and cannot be said about it — measurements, limitations, custody and signed reasoning as one sealed record.