Attestiv

Attestiv, founded in 2018 and based in the Boston area, sells a media-forensics platform called DeepScan that screens photos, video, audio and documents for signs of manipulation before they are used to approve insurance claims, loan applications, or compliance filings. The system combines AI-based deepfake detection with forensic signal analysis, metadata inspection and duplicate/reuse checks, then scores each submitted file against the organization’s own business and claims data rather than analyzing the file in isolation.

The product is delivered through APIs and SDKs that plug into existing claims, underwriting and lending workflows, routing flagged content into pass/flag/request-more-information/escalate outcomes rather than a simple yes/no verdict. Attestiv has disclosed a partnership with insurance platform vendor PCMS for automated fraud detection and lists logos including Insurity, Duck Creek and Cognizant, though it does not publish named customer case studies or independent accuracy figures.

With roughly $8-10M raised across nine rounds since 2018 and a headcount in the 11-50 range, Attestiv remains a small, vertically focused vendor in a media-authentication space that has grown more crowded as generative AI has made fabricated claims documentation and deepfaked verification media easier to produce.