Sealfie is a biometric authentication platform that prevents executive impersonation fraud. It verifies identities through selfies combined with advanced liveness detection, making it impossible for criminals to use deepfakes or stolen credentials to impersonate executives.

How does Sealfie prevent deepfake fraud?

Sealfie uses advanced liveness detection that analyzes biometric markers invisible to deepfake AI. It detects 3D facial geometry, micro-movements, and other biological factors that current deepfake technology cannot replicate. Each verification is recorded on blockchain for immutable proof.

What is Business Email Compromise (BEC)?

Business Email Compromise (BEC) is a cyberattack where criminals impersonate executives to authorize fraudulent wire transfers or credential changes. The FBI reports $5 billion in annual losses globally. Deepfake technology makes these attacks increasingly sophisticated and harder to detect with traditional training.

How long does Sealfie setup take?

Complete setup takes 30 minutes. Download the app, register executives, configure authentication policies. No technical integration required - Sealfie works with existing email and messaging platforms like Gmail, Outlook, Slack, Teams, and WhatsApp.

Is biometric data stored securely?

Yes. Biometric templates are encrypted end-to-end and stored using zero-knowledge architecture. Only mathematical representations (not photos) are stored. We cannot access your biometric data. Sealfie is GDPR compliant.

How much does Sealfie cost?

Plans start at $195 per person per year for executive fraud protection. Enterprise pricing available for teams of 10+ users. Free security challenge demo lets you test deepfake protection before purchase.

What platforms does Sealfie support?

Sealfie works across email (Gmail, Outlook), messaging (Slack, Teams, WhatsApp), and any communication platform. Recipients verify authenticity through a web link - no app installation required. Available on iOS and Android app stores.

How is Sealfie different from 2FA?

Traditional 2FA (SMS codes, authenticator apps) can be bypassed through social engineering and SIM swaps. Sealfie uses biometric verification tied to the actual person, creating physical proof that cannot be stolen or faked. It also provides blockchain-based audit trails for compliance.

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February 2024: I warned the UN this was coming.
March 2024: Hong Kong ARUP lost $25M, despite top notch trainings and MFAs for all.

I'm the cybersecurity expert who presented AI-powered fraud to the UN's ITU-T in February 2024. One month later, criminals used deepfakes of 6 executives to steal $25 million. Your finance team would have approved that transfer too. They had zero chance of detecting it.

3 secondsto clone your CEO's voice

$137Kaverage loss per attack (FBI 2024)

Zero trainingSealfie stops it. One selfie.

Here's what scares me:

That ARUP Hong Kong attack? Sophisticated enough to fool trained finance professionals. Tools available to anyone. Six deepfakes in a video call. Your CFO gets the same call tomorrow, they approve it. Why? Because your 'security awareness training' is fighting 2019 threats with 2019 solutions. The criminals are using 2025 AI.

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Current threat landscape

Latest intelligence from August 2025

37%

increase in attacks

May-June 2025

BEC attacks surged 37% in the first half of 2025, with financial services most targeted

Hoxhunt BEC Research 2025

40%

AI-generated emails

Hyper-personalized attacks

AI tools now generate 40% of BEC emails, making them harder to detect with traditional filters

Cisco Talos Intelligence

$2.9B

US losses in 2024

$137K average per incident

FBI reports $2.9 billion in US BEC losses for 2024, with average incident cost rising to $137,000

FBI Internet Crime Reports

6-Figure

aviation company loss

Nigerian SilverTerrier attack

Major aviation company loses six figures to sophisticated Nigerian SilverTerrier group using deepfake CEO calls

CrowdStrike Threat Reports

70%

weekly attack probability

Companies <1000 employees

Small businesses face 70% probability of BEC attack weekly, with limited security resources to defend

Proofpoint Threat Research

Multi-Channel

Email + SMS + Voice

Coordinated attack vectors

Criminals now coordinate across email, SMS, and voice calls for sophisticated multi-vector BEC campaigns

Fortra BEC Insights 2025

Source: Industry reports August 2025

Why your finance team approved that fake CFO email

They saw what looked real. Because it was real. Except it wasn't.

They take a selfie. That's it.

Your CFO opens the app. Takes a photo. Like Instagram, except this one can't be faked by criminals with a $50 AI tool.

No training. No complexity. No excuses.

We interrogate their phone carrier in real-time

While they're taking that selfie, we're checking: Is this the same phone number from yesterday? Same device? Same SIM card? Has someone just swapped it? We ask their mobile operator directly. Most 'secure' systems don't do this. We do it automatically. Every single time. The criminal using your CEO's stolen credentials? Their SIM swap gets caught here.

Invisible security that actually checks what matters

You get proof, not promises

That $25 million transfer your finance team almost approved? With Sealfie, they'd have cryptographic proof it wasn't really your CFO. Not a 'trust your instinct' training video. Not a 'look for red flags' checklist. Mathematical proof recorded on blockchain that survives in court.

Fraud stopped. Evidence preserved. Sleep restored.

I've watched security awareness training fail for 15 years

You train employees to spot phishing emails. Criminals use AI to write perfect emails. You train them to verify caller ID. Criminals spoof it. You train them to 'trust their gut.' Criminals deepfake video calls. Every training assumes humans can outthink AI. They can't. I can't. You can't. Stop pretending.

How It Works Demo

What Sealfie actually does different

One method. Multiple verifications. Zero human judgment required.

You:

Take a selfie when requested
Confirm with Face ID (you already do this 20 times a day)

We (automatically, invisibly):

Check your phone carrier for SIM swaps in the last 48 hours
Verify the device matches your registered hardware fingerprint
Detect if it's a live human or AI-generated deepfake (99.8% accuracy)
Cross-reference location metadata against your normal patterns
Record cryptographic proof on blockchain (immutable, court-admissible)
Update all these checks as new attack techniques emerge — you never see it, never configure it, never update it