Doberman AI: Advanced Cyber Threat Detection & Media Verification

Doberman AI: Advanced Cyber Threat Detection & Media VerificationDoberman AI: Advanced Cyber Threat Detection & Media Verification

The network for creativity

Join 1.25M professional creatives like you

Connect with clients, get discovered, and run your business 100% commission-free

Creatives on Contra have earned over $150M and we are just getting started

Back to feedPost

JOSHUA BANKOLE

• Apr 24

Doberman AI: Real-Time Cyber Threat Detection

Doberman AI is an AI-powered tool that helps users instantly detect digital threats in media and connected devices.

Users can upload images, videos, or audio to identify deepfakes, or scan devices and networks to uncover vulnerabilities. The system returns a clear risk score with simple, actionable explanations.

Doberman AI makes cybersecurity accessible by combining media verification, device scanning, and AI guidance into one easy-to-use platform.

anythingremixathon

Dylan Siegel

pro

• Apr 28

Excited to see your submission video!

Révolté

pro

• 14h

An AI brand made around one idea — intelligence works better as a pack than a single obedient assistant.

Full identity, voice, motion system, and a campaign that runs from a subway platform to a wheatpaste poster.

Check it out the case study

Enter the pack

GSAP aiinterface Brand Design

Serhii Vysochanskyi

• 17h

A government just hired us to build AI that screens foreign investments for national security risks. Here's what happened. Ukraine's government launched a program funded by a UK grant to modernize how it evaluates foreign investment risk. They needed an AI engine that could estimate financial risk across multiple variables, fast and at scale. We're excited to be part of that transition. For us this is a different kind of project. We've built 40+ AI and automation systems for founders and startups across the US, UK, and Scandinavia. But a government choosing you to build something this sensitive says one thing clearly: the work you did before was trusted enough to bet national policy on. Here's what I'm noticing. Governments are no longer "exploring AI." They are buying. They are shipping. They are putting it into decision-making pipelines that actually matter. That's the shift. If you've been building real AI systems for real businesses, your next client might not be a startup. It might be a country.

Deborah Ayodele

• 1d

I like this because the AI was used as part of the design process, not as a shortcut. The iteration and refinement are what make the final mascot feel usable in a real product.