We can no longer trust what we see
The growing availability of image and video manipulation tools has led to an increase in fake images and information. Mandet provides an easy-to-use platform in which image and video files can be investigated. Traces of manipulation can be found by applying filters and analyzers, extracting metadata, or reviewing the file in a hexadecimal viewer. The software lets you easily collect these traces in a single report to create a case. 
Product highlights
Easily apply various filters and quickly detect deviations in the results summary.
Side-by-side views for easy comparison of images and videos.
Modern and intuitive interface to get started right away.
Supports a wide range of input formats for images and videos.
Dynamic report generation and export to multiple formats.
Deepfake detection
One of the most famous methods of image manipulation is called deepfake. This is a collective name for various techniques that manipulate images and videos based on artificial intelligence. To detect these manipulations, Foclar works together with DuckDuckGoose. They specialize in detecting the latest deepfake manipulations using neural networks. Their Deepdetector is integrated into the Mandet software.

Product background
While the number of available image and video manipulation tools is increasing, they are also becoming easier to use and make it nearly impossible to see manipulations with the naked eye. With this growing range of tools, the use of these techniques for illicit acts is also increasing. As a result, there is a growing demand for solutions that can help distinguish real from fake. While the current range of solutions focuses mainly on individual images, Mandet has been developed to support both images and videos. Since analyzing images and videos can be time-consuming work, the idea behind the software is to be as effective and direct as possible.