Limited-time ITC offer gives insurers 30 days to request complimentary analysis of up to 1,000 submitted photos, documents, audio, or video files.
LEHI, Utah, September 29, 2026 — Attestiv, a provider of AI-powered submitted file
validation, today announced a limited-time ITC Vegas offer designed to help insurers evaluate how submitted photos, documents, audio, and video may create fraud, leakage, manual review,
or decision risk.
For 30 days following ITC Vegas, insurers may request a complimentary Submitted File
Validation Review, including analysis of up to 1,000 submitted files, subject to file type, data access, and mutual agreement.
As deepfakes become more realistic, visual inspection and obvious artifacts are no longer reliable ways to identify suspicious submissions. Looking for extra fingers, distorted faces, warped backgrounds, or unusual image defects is no longer a sufficient strategy.
Claims and underwriting leakage can also come from reused photos, altered invoices, missing support, suspicious metadata, math errors, duplicate line items, unsupported costs, synthetic audio, manipulated documents, and files that do not match claim, policy, vendor, customer, or workflow context.
Attestiv’s DeepScan platform helps insurers validate submitted photos, documents, audio, and video before those files influence claims, underwriting, fraud, payment, or escalation decisions. The platform combines AI analysis, forensic signals, metadata review, duplicate and reuse checks, document validation, configurable business rules, and workflow context to help teams determine what should pass, be flagged, request more information, or escalate.
“Deepfakes are becoming more realistic, but the real challenge for insurers is broader than detecting one type of fake,” said Nicos Vekiarides, CEO and Co-Founder of Attestiv. “AI generated images, altered documents, reused photos, synthetic audio, and incomplete or errant submissions can all contribute to losses or leakage. Attestiv gives insurers a broad, automated control layer for evaluating whether photos, documents, audio, and video can be trusted.”
The complimentary review is designed to help insurers identify where submitted files may create risk in current claims, underwriting, fraud, or payment workflows. Participants will receive a summary of findings and recommended validation workflow considerations.
To schedule a meeting with Attestiv at ITC Vegas or request a Submitted File Validation
Review, visit https://attestiv.com/validation-workflow-review/ or contact info@attestiv.com and mention ATTESTIV-ITC. The offer must be requested within 30 days following ITC Vegas.
About Attestiv
Attestiv provides AI-powered submitted file validation for organizations that rely on photos, documents, audio, and video to make decisions. The company’s DeepScan platform combines AI analysis, forensic signals, metadata review, duplicate and reuse checks, document validation, configurable business rules, and workflow context to help teams identify suspicious, inconsistent, incomplete, or unsupported files before they influence claims, underwriting, lending, fraud, compliance, payment, or other high-risk decisions.
