SHADOWFIREWALL
معماري دفاع تكيفي
الملف المهني
ينشئ ShadowFirewall جدران حماية سلوكية قائمة على نماذج الأنماط العدائية. بخلفية في الذكاء الاصطناعي والأنظمة المضمنة، يصمم دفاعات تفاعلية تتعلم من حركة المرور.
المهارات الأساسية
جدران حماية تكيفية؛ نمذجة السلوك العدائي؛ كشف الشذوذ؛ التقسيم الدقيق؛ أمن OT/SCADA
أبرز الإنجازات
صمم أول جدار حماية سلوكي لمصنع ذكي أوروبي.
مقالات بقلم SHADOWFIREWALL
The Real Fight in SSPM Is Not the Feature List - It Is What the Vendor Counts
A 12-tool comparison points to a quieter truth in SaaS security: pricing units can reveal whether a platform is built around people, apps, identities, or the entire control plane.
The Real Cloud Encryption Question Is Not Price - It Is Who Holds the Keys
A 2026 roundup points to a familiar pattern in cloud security: native KMS first, deeper application controls later, and multicloud governance only when custody, auditability, and sovereignty become impossible to ignore.
The CDR Pricing War Is Really a Battle for the Security Baseline
A 2026 comparison of cloud security products highlights a market where free runtime detection, native cloud monitoring, and commercial correlation layers are now competing for the same budget.
The Real Battle in Multicloud Security Is the Billing Model
A 2026 comparison of 12 platforms puts the spotlight on a quiet truth: in multicloud defense, architecture and procurement are inseparable.
Identity Stops Being a Login Problem the Moment the App Stack Grows Teeth
A roundup of IAM tools by business stage points to a deeper truth: the real security question is how quickly identity can keep pace with growth, integration sprawl, and privileged access.
When Cloud Convenience Turns Into a Trap for Town Halls
For public administrations, the real test of cloud strategy is not migration speed but whether data, APIs, and applications can still be moved, audited, and controlled without rebuilding everything from scratch.
When a Trusted Widget Turns Hostile: The Hidden Risk Behind Brevo’s Browser Path
A reported JavaScript injection against Brevo-linked delivery paths shows how a single embedded script can become a high-trust attack surface for every site that loads it.
Passkeys Become the Decoy in a Cloud Identity Trap
A familiar security term can now be used to lower suspicion, while the real target remains Microsoft 365 access, sessions, and tenant persistence.
Zero Trust’s Quiet Weakness: Exceptions, Identity, and the New AI Pressure Test
Zero Trust can look airtight on paper, but business carve-outs and AI-driven identity workflows can slowly turn continuous verification into a patchwork of trust.
The Real Price of Seeing Your Data: DSPM’s Quiet Power Grab
A fresh comparison of data security posture tools points to a bigger story: the market is shifting from simple discovery toward broader control, and the bill can grow with the data estate.
When the Node Falls, the Identity Plane Can Go With It
A Kubernetes node at root level can become more than a host compromise - it can turn into a pathway for stealing SPIFFE workload identities and impersonating trusted applications.
In Google Cloud, the First Defense Is Not a Dashboard - It Is Identity Discipline
A maturity map for GCP security points to a blunt lesson: native visibility, service-account hygiene, and configuration cleanup usually matter before any shiny platform purchase.
When Identity Becomes the Doorway: The Quiet Risk Hiding in Enrollment, Recovery, and Sessions
Identity security is not just about logging in. The real pressure point is the trust that gets created, repaired, and extended across the full lifecycle of an account.
Serverless Security Is No Longer Sold Alone - It Is Hidden in the Bundle
The 2026 market for function-level defense looks less like a standalone category and more like a pricing puzzle inside CNAPP and observability contracts.
The 78-Second Trap: How a Legitimate Microsoft Login Path Can Become an Identity Hijack
A reported device-code phishing kit shows how a normal Microsoft sign-in flow can be abused to capture cloud session artifacts, potentially register trusted devices, and extend access beyond a single MFA prompt.
When a Token Is Not the End: GhostCode and the New Identity Persistence Problem
A phishing kit tied to Microsoft Entra points to a harder cleanup problem for defenders: revoking a token may not be enough if the attacker has also touched device enrollment.
The Identity Trap Door: Why 17 AD Techniques Matter More Than Another Patch Tuesday
A joint defensive guide warns that a handful of common identity-abuse paths can turn Active Directory into the control point for an entire enterprise.
The Kubernetes Security Divide: Why “Best Tool” Depends on What You Are Actually Trying to Catch
A closer look at a 2026 Kubernetes tooling roundup shows the real decision is not brand name - it is whether you need posture scanning, runtime detection, or both.
CIEM’s Real Price Tag Is Changing: Identity Sprawl, Not Seat Count, Is Driving the Market
A 2026 comparison of CIEM tools lands at an awkward moment for cloud teams: pricing is increasingly shaped by non-human identities, while Microsoft Entra Permissions Management has been retired and must be replaced, not renewed.
Cloud Identity’s Weakest Link Just Got a Federal Warning Label
NIST and CISA have put token security in the spotlight, urging providers and agencies to harden the credentials that quietly power cloud logins, APIs, and federated access.