Secure Communications
In the Age of AI Threats

DotShield provides military-grade encryption for video calls, protecting professionals who handle sensitive information.

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End-to-end encrypted video & audio
HIPAA & GDPR compliant 
Biometric authentication 
Zero-knowledge architecture 
Local AI processing (no cloud exposure) 
Multi-tier classification levels

Standard Guard

Our mission: to endure the trials of resize, crop, blur, and codec transformations.
With the power to choose, you can adjust the strength, from low to high, and let the bands resonate in mid-frequencies, setting the stage for every scene to transform every few seconds.
Value: a challenge for AI to remove without leaving a mark on the frame.

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DotShield

The Deepfake-Killing Dot

"Deepfake Filter"

DotShield® Deepfake Filter protects high-value visual information against misuse, including AI-driven impersonation and deepfake generation. To align with government and commercial practices, DotShield implements protection profiles based on four standardized classification levels.
  • Level 0 – Public / Unclassified
  • Level 1 – Internal / Official
  • Level 2 – Confidential / Sensitive
  • Level 3 – Restricted / Highly Confidential

One dot. Zero fakes.

Level 0
Public / Unclassified

Information intended for public release or where disclosure would not cause harm.
Examples: marketing images, demo screenshots, non-sensitive training material.

Level 2
Confidential / Sensitive

Information where unauthorised disclosure could cause substantial harm, reputational damage, or regulatory issues.
Examples: customer-related images, clinical photos used in care delivery, images containing business-sensitive context.

Level 1
Internal / Official

Information intended for internal use only, where disclosure would cause minimal business impact.
Examples: internal reference photos, non-sensitive operational imagery.

Level 3
Restricted / Highly Confidential

The most sensitive visual information, where misuse could cause serious legal, financial, or operational impact.
Examples: images linked to regulated personal data (PII/PHI), security-sensitive identities, national-security or critical-infrastructure related imagery.

These levels are intended to map to:

Government schemes, for example:

Regulated data such as:

DotShield "Deepfake Filter" does not replace those schemes; it provides a consistent technical control surface that can be mapped to them.

The Architectural Difference

Feature Traditional Platforms DotShield
Encryption Type In-transit & at-rest End-to-end (zero-knowledge)
Key Custody Platform provider Only you
Provider Access Technically possible Mathematically impossible
Data Location Cloud servers Your hardware only
Legal Requests Provider can comply No data to provide
AI Processing Cloud-based Local only
Biometric Protection Not standard Included
Based on publicly available documentation