Polygraf AI
A security tool that joins your video calls as a silent watchdog, flagging deepfake voices, AI-generated impersonators and leaked sensitive data in real time.
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Description
Video calls used to be one of the few places you could be sure you were talking to a real person — deepfake voice and video tools have quietly ended that certainty. Polygraf AI's Meeting Guard sits in on your Zoom, Teams or Google Meet calls like an extra silent participant, watching for signs that someone (or something) isn't who they claim to be.
Polygraf AI is an AI security company building on-premise, zero-trust detection for deepfakes and synthetic content. Its Meeting Guard product monitors live meetings for deepfake voices, AI-generated responses, identity impersonation and PII exposure using a proprietary 'AI Behavioral Control Plane', with local/on-premise deployment so meeting data never leaves the customer's network. Polygraf also offers Vexon Voice Detector (deepfake/phishing audio detection) and an AI Content Detector that fingerprints text against ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude and open-source model outputs. The company targets both enterprise and government/defense customers, with SCIF-ready, IL2–IL6 compliant deployment options.
💬 Our review
The short version: Polygraf AI is built for organizations worried about deepfake fraud in high-stakes meetings — think finance, legal or government calls where impersonation could mean real financial or security damage, not everyday team standups.
Its differentiation from generic AI-detection tools (GPTZero, Originality.ai, which mostly check written text) is the real-time, in-meeting angle plus a local-deployment option for regulated environments — the SCIF-ready, IL2-IL6 positioning signals this is aimed squarely at defense/government and large enterprise, not small teams. Being named 'Most Innovative Cybersecurity Company' by The Hacker News is a real, checkable credential, which adds confidence. The downside is that pricing is entirely opaque (no self-serve tier, sales-only), and the product's own homepage is aggressively firewalled against automated access — reasonable for a security company, but it also means a smaller business can't quickly self-serve a trial the way it could with a lighter competitor. Budget for an enterprise sales cycle, not a credit-card signup.
💰 Pricing
📊 Global score
🤖 AI-enriched data
Enterprise/government sales model, custom quote — no self-serve pricing found
Pros
Real-time in-meeting deepfake/impersonation detection, not just post-hoc text analysis
On-premise/local deployment for data-sensitive environments
Named Most Innovative Cybersecurity Company by The Hacker News
SCIF-ready, IL2-IL6 compliant option for government/defense
Cons
No public pricing, sales-only engagement
Aggressively firewalled site, no visible self-serve trial
Positioning skews heavily enterprise/government, likely overkill for small teams
No launch date or independent audit of detection accuracy found