Technology You Can Trust When Truth Is on the Line

At a high level, SWEAR operates in three basic steps:

1. Capture: SWEAR fingerprints each frame and sound as a video is recorded.
2. Protect: These fingerprints are stored securely on a blockchain ledger.
3. Validate: The content can later be checked against its proof to confirm authenticity.

This happens automatically and invisibly, without changing how you record or view content.

Instead of detecting AI-generated fakes, SWEAR eliminates doubt by proving what’s real. Anything without a SWEAR proof-of-original is unverifiable. This allows investigators, media teams, and security organizations to dismiss questionable content confidently.

Digital DNA is a unique fingerprint for each video—created as it’s captured, and designed to show if anything changes later.

Unlike traditional metadata or visible watermarks, Digital DNA cannot be forged, copied, or stripped. It provides a tamper-evident record that proves whether a piece of content is genuine or altered.

No. SWEAR never stores or transmits media. Only proof data—fingerprints, timestamps, and signatures—are written to the ledger. This ensures full privacy and compliance with global data protection laws.

If a video has been altered, SWEAR detects it. Any edit breaks the fingerprint match and triggers an authenticity failure at playback. SWEAR’s validation process highlights where mismatches occur, helping teams identify tampering precisely.

SWEAR proof-of-original data remains intact across copies and transcodes. As long as the video’s content structure remains unchanged, authenticity can still be verified.

None. In reference environments, proof-of-original data typically requires less than 1 MB per hour of video on the blockchain. It does not affect the video data.

SWEAR has application in public safety, critical infrastructure, government, media, and enterprise security—environments where video evidence must remain trustworthy and defensible. Our mission is to protect the truth at every lens in the world.

SWEAR connects seamlessly with leading video management systems, including Milestone. It operates as an overlay to existing capture and review workflows—no rip-and-replace required.

SWEAR uses a private, tamper-evident ledger to store proof data. This ensures only authorized participants can write or read entries, supporting compliance and governance in high-security sectors.

Yes. While SWEAR does not directly follow C2PA standards, it complements them by providing mathematical proof of origin that persists even if metadata or credentials are removed.

Yes. SWEAR can operate as a SaaS, hybrid, or fully offline deployment. Proof data can be anchored to a customer-operated ledger if required.

Validation typically completes in seconds during playback, depending on resolution and file size. Results are deterministic and repeatable.

SWEAR ties each proof to a secure timestamp and capture context, making out-of-band manipulations easily detectable. The ledger provides an immutable record of the original file lineage.

Yes. SWEAR’s design is fully aligned with privacy standards. Since no PII or media is stored, data privacy is inherently protected.

Detectors estimate the likelihood of tampering; SWEAR proves the authenticity of source material. It doesn’t predict manipulation—it verifies truth.

Yes, though with limits. Archived videos can be fingerprinted to create proof for future verification, but footage captured before SWEAR integration cannot be proven to its original moment of recording.

SWEAR’s deterministic proof, chain-of-custody audit trail, and ledger anchoring support defensible evidence handling in courts, investigations, and compliance reviews.

 Watermarks and labels are visible or embedded signals that can be removed or falsified. SWEAR’s proof-of-original data exists outside the media itself, making it immutable and verifiable even if the video is copied or re-encoded.

For function. The permissioned ledger provides tamper-evidence, auditability, and provenance verification—core requirements for authenticity and compliance.

Yes. The platform is horizontally scalable, supporting high-volume environments such as city-wide surveillance or national broadcast operations.

Any entity responsible for maintaining public trust through digital content: law enforcement, broadcasters, infrastructure operators, and enterprise security teams.

Each proof is cryptographically bound to its original timestamp and device identity. Because the ledger is append-only and tamper-evident, authenticity can be verified years later with the same certainty.