Multi-modal generative detection engine
Sealed Rose combines foundation classification by our detection partners with our own frame and audio checks, spectral decoders, and spatial artifact detectors to differentiate synthetic generation from physical optical captures.
Metadata validation and content protection
Sealed Rose operates at the intersection of rigorous technical analysis and proactive digital defense frameworks.
Ephemeral RAM processing and immediate data deletion
Deleted after your scan: User-submitted images, videos, and audio clips are held in ephemeral volatile memory solely for real-time inference and frame extraction. Media is permanently purged and released from memory immediately after your scan completes, except images used for search pivots, which are kept up to 1 hour so search engines can retrieve them, and statutory records of confirmed CSAM matches, which are retained up to 1 year for mandatory NCMEC compliance (18 U.S.C. § 2258A).
Zero model training: Sealed Rose never incorporates submitted customer media into proprietary foundation model training sets. Your files are treated as confidential evidentiary inputs, analyzed once, and discarded.
Ingestion → Volatile RAM Decode → Inference Ensembling → Scoring JSON → Immediate Memory ReleaseEphemeral biometric vectors: Facial embeddings generated during one-off likeness searches are ephemeral mathematical vectors (floating-point arrays) processed in memory and destroyed immediately upon request completion; images used for search pivots are kept up to 1 hour, with zero persistent storage of raw biometric templates. Vectors for enrolled likeness monitoring are kept until you unenroll and purged within 30 days.