Enterprise security
Help employees recognise suspicious video used in impersonation, executive fraud, social engineering or deceptive communication.
How the sector deploys itA browser extension that checks supported online video for signs of AI generation or manipulation while it is being watched. The authenticity assessment appears inside the browsing experience, so nobody has to copy a link, download a clip or upload it to a separate verification service first
What it recognises
Interface simulation: an illustration of the workflow, not a live analysis
DeepBrowserGuard
Follow the evidence while it plays
What it is

Most video verification tools require you to copy a link, download a file or upload content somewhere else before you can check it. DeepBrowserGuard makes the process simpler.
It works as a browser extension and evaluates supported video content directly within the browsing experience. Whether someone is watching a recorded clip, embedded media or supported live video, DeepBrowserGuard can provide an authenticity assessment without interrupting the way they normally use the web.
The product has been designed with privacy and usability in mind. It limits the information required for an authenticity check and avoids unnecessary collection of browsing content.
Real-time
Checks while you watch
Video can be evaluated during normal browsing instead of waiting for a separate upload and scan.
Privacy conscious
Designed for data minimisation
Only the information required to perform the authenticity assessment is processed.
Lightweight
Built for everyday browsing
Detection runs quietly without turning normal browsing into a separate verification workflow.
Enterprise ready
Built for managed environments
Organisations can introduce browser based video verification across supported work environments with central oversight.
How it works
Supported video content is identified while you browse normally
The extension securely prepares only what the check requires
Transferred through a secure process that limits data exposure
The visual evidence is examined for signs of synthetic media
A clear result returns inside the browsing experience
Interface simulation: an illustration of the workflow, not a live analysis
Supported video content is identified while you browse normally
The extension securely prepares only what the check requires
Transferred through a secure process that limits data exposure
The visual evidence is examined for signs of synthetic media
A clear result returns inside the browsing experience
What sets it apart
Detect while the video is still being watched
Interface simulation: an illustration of the workflow, not a live analysis
How it compares
Checks video where it is being watched
Works while supported video is playing
Reduces manual verification steps
Supports different online video experiences
Privacy focused workflow
Organisation wide deployment
Central administrative visibility
The architecture
On the device
Prepares only the information the check requires
The complete browsing experience does not need to be exposed simply to obtain an authenticity assessment.
Protected analysis
Assesses the visual evidence for signs of synthetic media
Use cases by sector
Help employees recognise suspicious video used in impersonation, executive fraud, social engineering or deceptive communication.
How the sector deploys itHelp teams identify potentially manipulated video of executives, advisors, customers or public figures used to support financial scams.
How the sector deploys itGive journalists and editorial teams a quick first level authenticity check when reviewing video discovered online.
Support officials reviewing online video that may contain impersonation, misinformation or manipulated visual content.
How the sector deploys itHelp students and educators understand the growing difference between authentic, manipulated and AI-generated media.
How the sector deploys itSupport trust and safety, moderation and investigation teams when reviewing video content published or shared online.
How the sector deploys itDeployment strategy
01 · Deploy the browser extension
Interface simulation: an illustration of the workflow, not a live analysis
A useful browser based deepfake detector needs to balance coverage, privacy, performance and organisational control.
DeepBrowserGuard works within the browser and identifies supported video content as it appears. It securely evaluates the visual information required for an authenticity check and returns the result directly within the browsing experience. This means users do not have to download every suspicious video and upload it to a separate deepfake detection service.
DeepBrowserGuard is designed around data minimisation and privacy conscious processing. The system limits the information required for an authenticity check rather than unnecessarily collecting the user's entire browsing experience. For organisations with specific privacy, security or deployment requirements, these controls can be reviewed during implementation planning.
DeepBrowserGuard is designed for supported Chromium based browsers such as Chrome and Edge. It can work with multiple forms of supported online video, including common web video experiences, embedded media and supported live video. Exact compatibility may depend on the website, the browser environment and the deployment configuration.
Yes. DeepBrowserGuard is designed for both individual and managed organisational use. Enterprise teams can deploy the extension across supported devices and apply administrative policies according to their internal security requirements.
DeepBrowserGuard can support organisations and professionals who regularly depend on online video for communication, investigation, decision making or public information.
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Where it runs
Each sector page covers the threat model, the controls, and the regulators that apply.
Run a check on this page, or have a solutions engineer walk your team through a rollout across managed devices.