
As Deepfakes Become Harder to Spot, Attestiv Brings File Validation for Insurers to ITC Vegas
As deepfakes become harder to spot, insurers need a broader way to evaluate the files behind claims and underwriting decisions.
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As deepfakes become harder to spot, insurers need a broader way to evaluate the files behind claims and underwriting decisions.

As AI-generated photos, documents, audio, and video become more realistic, insurers need broader validation workflows to reduce fraud, leakage, and manual review.

Photo and document validation can help insurers reduce claim leakage by identifying reused images, AI-generated or manipulated files, metadata inconsistencies, document errors, missing information, and mismatches against claim context before submitted files influence settlement decisions.

Attestiv CEO and Co-Founder Nicos Vekiarides recently joined SecureITWorld to discuss DeepScan, digital trust, and why file validation is becoming more important as generative AI advances.

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The recent trend of deep fakes in images, claims evidence, fake ID, and fake financial docs can cause headaches for insurance brands.

Attestiv DeepScan highlighted as one of Help Net Security’s infosec products of the week.

Secure IT World’s coverage of Attestiv’s launch of DeepScan.

Briefglance.com reports on Attestiv’s launch of DeepScan and its potential impact

DeepScan enables organizations to validate submitted files using forensic signals, configurable business rules, and workflow data before critical decisions are made