GetReal Security Secures $17.5M Series A to Combat Deepfake Threats
GetReal Security has secured $17.5 million in Series A funding to combat deepfakes and AI-driven impersonation attacks. The cybersecurity firm specializes in detecting and mitigating malicious generative AI threats through their unified platform.
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The funding round was led by Forgepoint Capital, with participation from Ballistic Ventures, Evolution Equity, K2 Access Fund, In-Q-Tel, Cisco Investments, and Capital One ventures.
GetReal's platform provides comprehensive solutions for managing AI-related risks across all content modalities, including:
- Image verification
- Audio authentication
- Video validation
- Real-time digital communication stream monitoring
Notable appointments include:
- Alberto Yépez (Forgepoint Capital Co-Founder) joining the board
- Dr. Hany Farid (Digital forensics expert) as Co-Founder and Chief Science Officer
The new capital will support:
- Research and development
- Product development
- Go-to-market operations
According to Ted Schlein, Chairman & Co-Founder of GetReal, AI-generated content is becoming increasingly prevalent, with bad actors already exploiting these technological advancements. The investment will help protect enterprises and governments from sophisticated AI-driven deception attempts.
GetReal's unique positioning combines world-class digital forensics with cyber domain expertise, making it well-equipped to address the evolving challenges of enterprise risk management in the age of generative AI.
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