Exiphore

What Exiphore is

Exiphore is a forensic media authentication platform for examining video, images, audio, documents, and text for signs of synthetic generation or manipulation. It combines eight independent evidence families and pools related measurements to avoid double-counting. Each exhibit can receive a finding, evidence breakdown, confidence interval, quality ceiling, custody record, examiner adjudication, and digest-sealed PDF report; ambiguous evidence may be marked inconclusive. A qualified, named examiner must review measurements and sign before an expert opinion is released. Submissions can be individual, batched, provided by URL, or taken from a monitored path, with fingerprints linkable across cases as investigative leads. The platform installs on customer infrastructure, including air-gapped and private-cloud environments, and needs no specialised accelerator on standard server hardware. Original evidence stays in a write-once, content-addressed locker, with seal checks and hash-chained custody records. Five administrator-issued roles and case classifications from unclassified through secret are listed. Pricing is on request; onboarding includes installation, examiner training, and validation against customer casework.