When seeing is no longer believing, investigators need proof.
Synthetic faces, cloned voices and doctored CCTV now turn up in fraud, cybercrime and court cases. Our two certification programmes train you to detect them, authenticate evidence and defend your findings in court, using the AI tools that forensic labs are deploying today.
Choose your specialisation
Take one, or combine both for complete multimedia-forensics capability.
Deepfake Detection & Media Authentication
Detect AI-generated images, face swaps, lip-sync fakes and cloned voices, then prove it with explainable, court-ready reports.
AI-Powered Video Forensics & Investigation
Turn hours of CCTV, dashcam, bodycam and mobile footage into traceable evidence: find suspects, read plates, catch tampering and rebuild timelines.
Deepfake Detection & Media Authentication Expert Programme
From GANs and diffusion models to voice clones, you will learn how fakes are made, how they break, and how to authenticate image, video and audio evidence with confidence scores you can explain in court.
Spot the fake
Detect face swaps, reenactment, lip-sync, inpainting and AI-generated images and video.
Hear the clone
Expose synthetic voices with waveform and spectrogram analysis.
Read the confidence
Interpret frame-level scores, heatmaps and likelihoods without over-claiming.
Defend it in court
Write admissible reports and testify as an expert witness.
15-day curriculum
Foundations
Know your adversary
Detection labs
Investigation and court
Prove it
AI-Powered Video Forensics & Investigation Expert Programme
Video is the most common evidence and the slowest to review. Learn to acquire it soundly, prove it has not been altered, and use AI to find people, vehicles and moments across hours of footage in minutes.
Prove integrity
Find missing frames, blackouts, spliced segments and timestamp gaps.
Find anyone, fast
Search faces, people, vehicles and objects across hours of footage.
Read the plate
Recover licence plates in low light and high motion.
Rebuild the scene
Turn multi-camera footage into a defensible event timeline.
15-day curriculum
Foundations
AI-powered review
Forensic analysis labs
Investigation and court
Prove it
Who should attend
- Police, cyber cell and CID investigators
- Forensic science laboratory (FSL) examiners
- Defence, intelligence and national security analysts
- Bank, fintech and insurance fraud and KYC teams
- Legal professionals, prosecutors and expert witnesses
- Journalists, fact-checkers and trust and safety teams
- Smart-city and CCTV command-centre operators
What you get
Questions, answered
Do I need a technical or coding background?
No. The first three days build the foundations in digital media, forensics and AI. Familiarity with computers and evidence handling is enough.
Which course should I take first?
Choose Deepfake Detection & Media Authentication if your cases involve manipulated media, impersonation or fraud. Choose AI-Powered Video Forensics & Investigation if you handle CCTV and surveillance footage. Many teams take both.
How much of the course is hands-on?
Every module from Day 5 onward runs as a lab on forensic AI platforms, ending in a capstone investigation and practical exam.
Is the certification exam mandatory?
Certification requires passing the Day 15 practical assessment and submitting a capstone report. Participants who do not sit the exam receive a certificate of attendance.
Can you train our department on-site?
Yes. We run dedicated batches for police units, labs, banks and enterprises. Contact us for a custom schedule.
Become the expert they call when the evidence is in doubt.
Seats are limited to keep lab time hands-on. Register your interest and our team will share batch dates and group or department options.