Bad actors are using your likeness to steal from innocent people. We protect your reputation and shut them down.
Bad actors are running AI-generated video scams. Revelum monitors, detects, and removes them automatically.
Monitor deepfake detections and track takedown progress across platforms
Daily detection trends showing new platform manipulation attempts
In one case study, we detected over 4,000 deepfake ads impersonating one high-profile entrepreneur in just 30 days.
At its peak, bad actors were launching faster than manual reporting could keep up.
A coordinated operation spread across multiple campaign owners to prevent detection from a single source.
A single deepfake video, spun into hundreds of ad variations designed to bypass content filters.
Someone we know lost $2,500 to this scam. With proven ROI, bad actors keep investing in these campaigns at scale.
End-to-end protection that monitors, detects, and removes threats automatically.
We scan millions of ads across social media platforms for your likeness.
Our proprietary algorithms identify deepfakes and fraudulent content with high accuracy.
We file takedowns and remove the content. You track progress from your dashboard.
New campaign targeting your likeness found on Meta
Reports filed with platform review teams
Content removed from platform
We scan millions of ads 24/7 across all major social platforms.
AI identifies your likeness exploited for fraudulent purposes.
We file reports and remove fraudulent content automatically.
Track every detection and takedown as it happens.
Find out what's already running with your face on it.
We’ve chosen to keep our clients anonymous. But to give you a sense of scale, the combined net worth and assets under management of the clients Revelum protects exceeds
$0 billion
We don’t showcase logos. We protect them.
Principals and the family members around them.
Executives, board members, and the brand itself.
Founders and creators whose face is their business.
Anchors and journalists whose credibility bad actors borrow.
They went after the infrastructure producing the deepfakes, not just the visible content. That is the difference between a takedown and a fix, and it is why the problem stopped instead of repeating. 55 deepfakes removed in a one-month engagement, and nothing has resurfaced since 21 May.
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Our detection data powered investigations by Forbes Colombia, Ecuador's Teleamazonas, and Uruguay's El Observador — and Google selected Revelum for its Gemini Startup Forum: Cybersecurity.
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