SealfieSealfie“When I saw this wave coming at the UN, I didn’t write yet another report. I built Sealfie. Because you can’t train humans to spot perfect AI fakes. You need an anti-AI verification that works in 30 seconds. That’s it. That’s Sealfie.”
In 2024, at ARUP, a finance employee wired $25M after a video call where all six executives present — including the CFO — were deepfakes. Trained professionals. MFA everywhere. Zero chance of catching the scam.
The lesson is not “train harder”: your cyber-awareness training fights yesterday’s threats while criminals use today’s AI. The lesson is that you need a control that doesn’t depend on human judgment — and that leaves an irrefutable trace.
“That ARUP attack? Sophisticated enough to fool trained finance professionals — with tools anyone can rent. Six deepfakes on one call. Your CFO gets the same call tomorrow, and approves.”
One method. Multiple verifications. Zero human judgment required.
Sealfie isn’t yet another app: it’s the seal you place wherever a decision commits the company. Email, Slack, Teams, WhatsApp — we don’t change your workflow, we make it fraud-proof.
Before a sensitive wire goes out, the real requester confirms with a selfie. The criminal using your CEO’s stolen credentials? Their SIM swap gets caught right here. If the order is fake, it is never executed; if it’s real, you keep an irrefutable trace of it.
Attesta brings Sealfie into your video calls — Teams, Zoom and the market’s tools. Participants in a sensitive session are identified, not just connected, and the minutes are signed in-session, with the same gesture. No more “+1 555… joined the meeting” that nobody dares to question.
Supplier bank-detail change, document validation, critical access: any approval flow can require the seal. Need a custom integration with your ERP? We’ll build it. Want to stay email-only? That works too.
The requester signs the receipt; the event collection joins your archives — third-party verifiable.
“What troubles me: despite the tools and training that already exist, the attacks still get through. BEC is the natural target. I've watched MFA get bypassed for 15 years — SIM swap, phishing, a simple search. Nothing is unbreakable, but you follow your process: Sealfie verifies what a human can't see.”
“When your auditor asks ‘how do you know the CFO really approved this?’, you show them the log: every verification timestamped, sealed, third-party verifiable — not email forwards.”
“A protection that requires training has already failed. Nothing to learn also means nothing to social-engineer. No training. No complexity. No excuses.”
“Your payment workflows don’t fit in a box? Neither does our support: direct access to me and my team. We configure. You just use it.”
The risk sits with you; the trace must too. Sealfie doesn’t promise you’ll win a lawsuit — no tool can. It guarantees that the day you’re asked to account for a decision — auditor, insurer, judge — you’ll have more to show than an email: irrefutable traces of who verified what, and when.
Six questions. In return: your annual incident probability and the total expected cost — stolen funds, forensics, legal counsel, crisis communication — in euros, with a confidence range. Public methodology, every coefficient sourced — your auditor can redo the math. Sources: FBI IC3, ANSSI, Verizon DBIR.
Because we don’t watch everything: we verify only what can cost you a fraud. 20 verifications a year — most CFOs use 4 to 6.
A video call with our team. You describe your validation circuit as it exists today.
We simulate an executive-fraud attack on your procedure — with your consent, without touching your systems.
You leave with a written report of the weaknesses found. It’s yours, whether you sign or not.