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 every other participant — 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. A whole call of deepfakes. 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.