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Ensign joins growing list of companies, agencies to introduce deepfake detection in software suite

The integration of the software will create a more comprehensive view of the threats that employees may face

Yong Jun Yuan
Published Tue, Sep 17, 2024 · 04:26 PM
    • Ensign Labs vice-president of machine learning and cloud research Lee Joon Sern demonstrating the use of Aletheia, a real-time deepfake detection solution developed by Ensign.
    • When a user views or listens to any visual or aural content, they can activate the software for one minute to detect if the content has been manipulated by AI.
    • Ensign Labs vice-president of machine learning and cloud research Lee Joon Sern demonstrating the use of Aletheia, a real-time deepfake detection solution developed by Ensign. PHOTO: KEVIN LIM, ST
    • When a user views or listens to any visual or aural content, they can activate the software for one minute to detect if the content has been manipulated by AI. PHOTO: AFP

    CYBERSECURITY player Ensign Infosecurity launched its solution to detect deepfakes generated with artificial intelligence (AI) within its suite of cybersecurity solutions for enterprise customers on Tuesday (Sep 17).

    Ensign joins ST Engineering as well as the Agency for Science, Technology and Research’s Centre for Advanced Technologies in Online Safety (Catos) in developing such tools that aim to detect AI-manipulated content.

    Although he declined to reveal which of Ensign’s customers had signed on to the service, head of Ensign Labs Tan Ah Tuan said companies in the finance and energy sectors have indicated interest in the product.

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