Rethinking your concept of proof to defend your truth. Before AI, evidence rested on three pillars: documents (photos, texts), witness statements and recordings (videos, audio). Now, artificial intelligence renders all three open to challenge. Worse… The Collapse of Proof in the Age of Deepfakes
Since 2023–2025, a new generation of attacks has emerged, combining social engineering with AI-based voice cloning: vishing. In this context, a CEO’s voice is no longer a signal of trust. It has become a full-fledged… CEO Vishing: Inside an Industrialised Attack
Free fixed the breach. Paid the astronomical €42M fine. And yet, trust hasn’t returned. The reputational crisis continues. Why? Because a crisis plays out as much in perception as it does in facts. The CNIL*… “Free” Case: Technical Compliance ≠ Trust Guarantee
Since late 2025, a new attack campaign called PHALT#BLYX has been targeting the hotel and travel industry in Europe on a massive scale. The Airbnb platform is also likely to be affected. Contrary to what… Hotels, travel agencies: Fake blue screen, real manipulation
Most SME managers believe they are ‘more or less covered’ when it comes to cybersecurity. This is not Oz’n’gO’s opinion, but that of official bodies such as ENISA*. Their surveys and studies show that a… SMEs, Cybersecurity & AI in 2026: Beware the Risk
In France and Switzerland, municipal elections are approaching. But regardless of the date and the country, as the days go by, AI techniques are improving and being refined to take control of public debate. All… Bots, Fake Accounts and Manipulation: What You Need to Know
Truth has become a strategic asset, just like your data, equipment, talent, etc. And like any asset, it must be protected. This statement may seem mind-boggling… out of context. But, when we look at the… Truth Governance: If You Don’t Take Charge, Hackers Will
Reputation doesn’t collapse overnight — it erodes through subtle signals. This article outlines five early warning signs, from rising internal tension to increased media scrutiny, that leaders should monitor to detect reputational fragility before it turns into a full-blown crisis.
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