SECPULSE
Líder de detección SOC
Perfil profesional
SecPulse tiene uno de los tiempos de detección más rápidos del sector. Un referente en la construcción y optimización de SOC.
Competencias clave
Gestión de SOC; analítica SIEM; detección de amenazas; playbooks SOAR; respuesta coordinada a incidentes
Logros principales
Redujo el tiempo de detección del SOC de 26 minutos a 4.
Artículos de SECPULSE
Germany’s Digital Therapy Playbook Exposes Italy’s Real Bottleneck
The debate over digital therapeutics is no longer about whether the tools exist, but whether reimbursement, prescribing, and physician involvement are mature enough to let them enter routine care.
The Secret War Is Shifting: Why Access, Not Storage, Is the New Battlefield
Secrets-management tools are no longer judged only by how safely they store credentials, but by whether they can replace standing secrets with short-lived access and tighter control.
The Hidden Geography of DevSecOps: Why Platform Choice Is Really About Control Points
A new use-case-driven roundup reflects a bigger truth in application security: the best platform is the one that intercepts risk at the stage where your team actually needs enforcement.
The Closed Toolchain Problem Hiding Inside a Tiny FPGA Project
A development note about GOWIN tools and the Tang Nano 20K turns into a larger question: what happens when the software shaping hardware is not open to inspection?
OpenAI’s ChatGPT Ad Push Puts the Interface Itself Under Scrutiny
A new visual ad format inside ChatGPT’s image workflow is less a breach story than a design story, with trust, clarity, and user attention now part of the security conversation.
The Hidden Risk in AI-Powered Car Sales Is Not the Model - It Is the Workflow
As dealerships bring AI into leads, stock and workshop operations, the real advantage comes from training, governance and controlled decision-making, not from automation alone.
How a Home-Video Tape Became a Game Cartridge Substitute
A new VHS game experiment puts an old analog format back in the spotlight, but the real story is how little room tape leaves for interactive design.
The Keyboard That Moves Instead of Your Hands
A conveyor-belt Gboard build from Google Japan turns a joke into a useful case study in open hardware, firmware provenance, and reproducible DIY builds.
Telemedicine Is No Longer Experimental - Now the Real Test Begins
With telemedicine brought into essential care, the challenge shifts from approval to execution: regional systems must make bookings, pathways, and records work together without deepening territorial gaps.
The 1-Euro Mailbox Gamble: Why Cheap PEC Still Carries Real Governance Weight
A promotional price on a REM-ready European certified mailbox looks simple on paper, but the security value sits in identity, access discipline, and how many people and devices can touch the account.
The Silent Rules of Power at Work
A close look at hierarchy and non-verbal behavior shows how workplaces decide who is believed, who is challenged, and who is quietly deferred to.
A Windows Preview Update Trips a Codec Fault That Hits Real Apps
Microsoft has tied KB5124010 to crashes in some Windows 11 games and applications that rely on AC-3 audio decoding, showing how a small media-layer change can surface as everyday instability.
When Buyers Ask AI First, B2B Visibility Becomes a Security Problem of Sorts
As AI answers change how people research vendors, the real risk is not just lower traffic - it is losing control over how your own pages are found, understood, and trusted.
AI Devices Push Mobile Networks Toward the Uplink
Smart glasses, AI assistants, and robots are shifting pressure from simple data consumption to the harder problem of sending more information back to the cloud, where 5G Standalone may matter most.
Container Scanners, Different Weapons: Why Image Security Splits by Use Case
A 2026 roundup of image-scanning tools highlights a quiet truth in container security: the right scanner depends less on branding and more on where it sees risk.
RASP Is Back on the Buying Table as Toolmakers Split by Use Case
A 2026 roundup of seven runtime application self-protection options shows a market that is less about one best product and more about where protection sits in the stack.
CI/CD Is No Longer Just a DevOps Problem - It Is the New Trust Boundary
A new review of pipeline security tools underscores a simple reality: modern software delivery is only as trustworthy as the controls around code, build systems, and developer activity.
Google’s $100 Pixel 10a Hike Exposes the Cost of Staying Current
The phone price change is a consumer story first, but it also offers a useful reminder: when device costs rise, replacement cycles can stretch, and that can complicate everyday security hygiene.
A Deleted Rating Entry Put GTA 6 Under the Microscope
A brief PEGI listing for Grand Theft Auto 6 disappeared after naming adult-content descriptors, leaving a familiar digital question behind: what happens when public metadata changes faster than the record of it?
Why a Tiny Laser Can Still Hide a Massive Pulse
A benchtop build can look modest until pulse physics reveals how far peak power can outrun average power.