The rapid evolution of information technologies, combined with the widespread adoption of remote work and the constant interconnection of systems, has significantly reshaped the digital risk landscape.
In recent years, deepfakes have emerged as one of the most alarming threats in the digital era. These synthetic contents—remarkably realistic imitations of faces or voices—are no longer limited to tech disciplines: they now affect ordinary individuals, sometimes anonymous, whose image or voice is reproduced and disseminated without consent.
