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I spent several years in corporate cybersecurity, where I saw considerable resources deployed to protect infrastructures.

Meanwhile, individuals face the same threats, sometimes worse, with no equivalent protection. NextGuard was born from that imbalance.

A concrete example: what a single photo can reveal

Every photo you publish contains EXIF metadata: precise GPS coordinates, date, device details, readable by anyone in seconds. Its visible context can be enough to locate you: a street sign, a storefront, a view through the window. And its uniqueness allows reverse image search to match it with old profiles and reconstruct your entire digital history.

« Attackers have no governance. No limits. No approval meetings. »
« A clever rabbit has three burrows. »
The core issue

Systems are built for organisations.
Individuals are left on their own.

Large organisations have SOC teams, dedicated budgets, and incident response procedures. An individual facing a sophisticated scam, a data leak, or an extortion attempt has, in the vast majority of cases, no one to turn to.

That gap is precisely what NextGuard fills, with the rigour of the professional world, and none of its structural constraints.

Corporate cybersecurity
Designed for regulatory compliance
Inherently slow response times
Multiple approval layers
Inaccessible to individuals
NextGuard
Built to protect real people
Response within 24h, emergencies included
One single point of contact. Direct and confidential.
Tailored to your situation, not a standard model
The reality on the ground

The losses are real.
So are the victims.

Every day, ordinary people lose their savings, their peace of mind, sometimes their physical safety. Scams are countless, techniques evolve constantly, and the amounts at stake have never been higher. Personal security is no longer optional.

Pig Butchering A widow, San Francisco Bay Online encounter · Facebook
A relationship built over months, until the crypto trap closed.
It started with a Facebook message. He claimed to be a widower, attentive, caring. After weeks of exchanges, he directed her to a fake investment platform. Fake gains, followed by successive transfers until her savings were exhausted.
Estimated loss ~ 1 000 000 $
NLTO.fr · 2025 Source →
Romance scam Fanny, France Dating app · 2 years
« By the time I realised everything was fabricated, I had already sent more than €40,000. »
A relationship patiently built over weeks of daily exchanges, before the shift to a crypto 'opportunity'. Repeated transfers, always triggered by a fabricated urgency. Testimony gathered by the French Police Union.
Declared loss 10 000 €
SFPF · 2025 Source →
Pig Butchering Jean-Pierre, France Manipulation · 2 years
Two years of a 'relationship' methodically built, only to strip him of everything.
A textbook pig butchering case documented by the French gendarmerie. Emotional manipulation spread across nearly two years, progressive investments into a fake crypto platform, and total loss at the moment of attempted withdrawal.
Declared loss 70 000 €
SFPF · 2025 Source →
Crypto kidnapping A magistrate and her mother Isère, France · February 2026
Abducted from their home, held for 30 hours in a garage.
A 35-year-old magistrate and her 66-year-old mother, targeted for a crypto ransom. This is emblematic of a wave of kidnappings documented by police: more than 30 cases recorded in France since 2023, 20 in 2025 alone.
Captivity duration 30 h
Franceinfo · 2026 Source →
Kidnapping with torture A crypto entrepreneur's father Paris 14th · May 2025
Abducted in central Paris by four masked men, held captive for two days, one finger severed.
Criminals now target the relatives of identified holders. A ransom of several million euros was demanded from his son, a French crypto-sector entrepreneur. The case triggered an emergency meeting at the Interior Ministry.
Ransom demanded Several €M
Maddyness · 2025 Source →
Targeted kidnapping A child and his mother Burgundy, France · April 2026
A child of around ten and his mother abducted at their home.
The kidnappers had precise information about the father's status as a crypto entrepreneur and the exact contents of his portfolio. This case illustrates a now-established reality: criminals access personal information that should remain private.
Ransom demanded Hundreds of K€
Cryptoast · 2026 Source →
Pig Butchering A widow, San Francisco Bay Online encounter · Facebook
A relationship built over months, until the crypto trap closed.
It started with a Facebook message. He claimed to be a widower, attentive, caring. After weeks of exchanges, he directed her to a fake investment platform.
Estimated loss ~ 1 000 000 $
NLTO.fr · 2025 Source →
Romance scam Fanny, France Dating app · 2 years
« By the time I realised everything was fabricated, I had already sent more than €40,000. »
A relationship patiently built over weeks of daily exchanges, before the shift to a crypto 'opportunity'.
Declared loss 10 000 €
SFPF · 2025 Source →
Pig Butchering Jean-Pierre, France Manipulation · 2 years
Two years of a 'relationship' methodically built, only to strip him of everything.
A textbook pig butchering case documented by the French gendarmerie. Emotional manipulation spread across nearly two years.
Declared loss 70 000 €
SFPF · 2025 Source →
Crypto kidnapping A magistrate and her mother Isère, France · February 2026
Abducted from their home, held for 30 hours in a garage.
A 35-year-old magistrate and her 66-year-old mother, targeted for a crypto ransom. More than 30 cases recorded in France since 2023.
Captivity duration 30 h
Franceinfo · 2026 Source →
Kidnapping with torture A crypto entrepreneur's father Paris 14th · May 2025
Abducted in central Paris by four masked men, one finger severed.
Criminals now target the relatives of identified holders. A ransom of several million euros was demanded from his son.
Ransom demanded Several €M
Maddyness · 2025 Source →
Targeted kidnapping A child and his mother Burgundy, France · April 2026
A child of around ten and his mother abducted at their home.
The kidnappers had precise information about the father's status and the exact contents of his portfolio. Criminals access information that should remain private.
Ransom demanded Hundreds of K€
Cryptoast · 2026 Source →
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