“TRUST STARTS & ENDS WITH THE TRUTH”
“TRUST STARTS & ENDS WITH THE TRUTH”
AI-generated content, like deepfake videos, cloned voices, and synthetic messaging, is no longer science fiction. It’s being used today in blackmail, fraud, identity manipulation, and targeted harassment.
Southern Recon Agency offers AI threat investigation and protection services designed for individuals, professionals, and families facing these new digital threats. We identify how the deception was created, who may be behind it, and how to take action.
We serve clients throughout Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, and Osceola County, offering fast, discreet support backed by real investigative experience.
AI threat investigations focus on detecting and analyzing synthetic content used to deceive, damage reputations, or manipulate outcomes. This includes deepfakes, voice cloning, and AI-generated impersonation. We investigate:
In many cases, these threats are part of a larger pattern, like stalking, impersonation, or repeated digital harassment.
When the behavior escalates, it may fall into the category of electronic harassment investigation services, depending on the scope and method of attack.
We use multiple layers of forensic analysis to determine if a video, audio clip, or image has been manipulated using artificial intelligence. This includes:
Here’s how we do it:
We review video content one frame at a time to spot glitches, lighting inconsistencies, or unnatural facial movements that AI often struggles to replicate.
We analyze voice patterns and speech rhythm to detect the subtle flaws in cloned audio, like unnatural pauses or mismatched tone.
We use advanced AI detection software trained to flag the markers of synthetic content, especially in voice clones and deepfake videos.
We examine the original file’s properties, including timestamps, device info, and edit history. If something was altered or generated artificially, we can usually see it in the metadata.
We compare the suspect media to verified audio, video, or images of the real person. Differences in eye movement, speech pacing, or visual detail often reveal manipulation.
Once we confirm manipulation, we prepare a clear, evidence-backed report that outlines what was altered, how it was detected, and why it matters. This is formatted for legal use, whether in court or private resolution.
If you’ve received a suspicious video, recording, or message, we can help you verify whether it’s real or designed to deceive.
AI threat protection is a go-to for people dealing with serious risks, whether it’s personal, professional, or even legal. These threats are real and can have serious consequences, especially when someone’s being targeted for blackmail, manipulation, or public humiliation.
We commonly work with:
In many of these cases, the threat involves impersonation, privacy violations, or false content distributed online.
Depending on how the media is being used, it may also fall under online privacy and impersonation cases, which we investigate with equal discretion and urgency.
Synthetic media is often just the tip of the iceberg. In many AI-driven cases, the fake content is part of a larger strategy involving surveillance, account compromise, or long-term harassment.
As part of our investigation, we also look for:
In some cases, the digital impersonation is linked to real-world tracking or surveillance. When that’s suspected, our surveillance detection services can help determine whether someone is watching you in person and online.
You’ll receive a full breakdown of how the synthetic media was created, signs of manipulation, and who may be behind it. Everything is documented for legal, personal, or technical response.
Here’s what we deliver:
If the attack involves stolen personal information or impersonation, we may also recommend support through our identity theft investigation services.
We focus on modern digital threats, including AI-generated deception, not just traditional PI work.
Every case is treated with strict confidentiality and professional discretion.
Our team blends expertise in forensics, cyber investigation, and legal support.
We serve clients throughout Orlando, Tampa, Sarasota, and Osceola County.
Our findings are formatted for court, legal teams, or private resolution, depending on what your case needs.
When someone is using technology to harm your name, manipulate evidence, or spread false content.
If you’re dealing with a suspicious video, a fake voice message, or someone using AI to impersonate you, don’t wait. The sooner we investigate, the better your chances of stopping the damage and proving the truth.
Call Southern Recon Agency at 844-307-7771 or contact us for a private consultation.
We’ll help you take back control with clear answers, solid evidence, and real next steps that work.
AI can detect threats by analyzing patterns in large volumes of data. It’s used to identify unusual behavior, detect phishing attempts, or flag synthetic media like deepfakes. While AI is often part of the solution, it can also be used by bad actors to create new types of threats, which is why human investigation is still essential.
Investigators use AI tools to detect manipulated media, trace digital footprints, and analyze large sets of communications or behavioral data. In our agency, AI assists in identifying voice clones, deepfakes, and other synthetic content, but it’s paired with human analysis to ensure accuracy and legal reliability.
Not currently. CompTIA offers certifications in cybersecurity, network infrastructure, and data analytics, but as of now, there is no official CompTIA certification focused solely on artificial intelligence. That may change as AI becomes more integrated into security work.
AI can be used to create fake videos, cloned voices, phishing messages, and impersonation attacks that are more convincing than ever before. These tools can bypass traditional detection methods, making it easier for bad actors to manipulate people, damage reputations, or commit fraud.
No. AI can support cybersecurity by automating threat detection and helping analyze large data sets, but it can’t replace human judgment, investigation, or legal strategy. Cybersecurity still relies on experts who understand context, intent, and how to respond to evolving threats, especially those involving deception or targeted attacks.
AI itself isn’t the threat. It’s how people use it. When used responsibly, AI can improve security, help with investigations, and detect fraud. The threat comes when criminals use AI to create deepfakes, impersonate others, or manipulate digital evidence. The technology isn’t dangerous on its own, but it can be weaponized when placed in the wrong hands.