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
Smart Lights, Soft Failure: What a Matter Upgrade Reveals About Connected Reliability
A home streaming setup ran into a familiar modern problem: a connected accessory that kept dropping off until a power cycle, then resurfaced with a Matter upgrade in place.
HPE Raises the Stakes on AI Networking, Then Prices in the Juniper Payoff
A higher networking outlook and a larger savings target show how AI demand is reshaping infrastructure planning, but the integration math is still a forward-looking bet.
Word’s Hidden PDF Cache Turns a Simple Save Into a Quiet Endpoint Mystery
Microsoft has confirmed a Word for Windows 2609 behavior that can write PDFs to a hidden local cache with a random name when users try to save into SharePoint.
Samsung’s U.S. Galaxy S26 Pricing Shift Raises the Stakes for Buyers
The new price tags are the confirmed story here, with most Galaxy S26 models up $100 and the 1TB Galaxy S26 Ultra reaching $1,399 in the U.S.
Code in the Potting Shed: Why OpenSCAD Gardening Caught Attention
A vegetable garden linked to OpenSCAD is a small but revealing reminder that even modest maker projects can blur the line between design software and the physical world.
When the First Check Is Not Enough: Italy’s Startup Funding Gap After the PNRR
Early-stage support can get a startup moving, but the real test is whether capital keeps flowing when companies need to scale, hire, and survive the next phase.
Fixed for a Year, Complicated by the Fine Print
ENGIE PuntoFisso 12 Mesi is a reminder that a simple-looking energy offer can still hinge on tariff logic, fixed fees, and optional extras that deserve careful reading.
Nexi’s Black Friday Push Hints at a Bigger Payment Play Than a Simple Discount
A B2B promotion for POS hardware, phone-based acceptance, and e-commerce checkout tools shows how merchants are being nudged to bundle payment channels before the seasonal rush.
When Pages Stop Looking Like Pages
The push toward adaptive, pageless interfaces is really a debate about control: how much a digital experience should react to user intent without losing coherence, predictability, and brand discipline.
The Hidden Risk in Rip-and-Replace: When Modernization Becomes the Downtime Event
The sharper lesson in enterprise change is not that old systems must always go, but that the real bottleneck is often identity, endpoint control, and the capacity to absorb disruption.
Why a Tiny Editor Can Still Matter Across Every Operating System
Vim’s appeal is simple: a familiar vi-compatible editor keeps showing up in places where administrators need a common tool, common commands, and very little friction.
When AI Gets Faster, the Workforce Can Fall Behind
The real risk is not automation itself, but using it without building the habits, judgment, and literacy that turn speed into better work.
When AI Budgets Lie: Why the Real Test Is Cost Per Result
AI investment only makes sense when teams can tie spend to measurable outcomes, separate direct from indirect costs, and compare use cases on the same unit of value.
When Construction Buys the Tools but Still Cannot Use Them
Digital transformation in construction is not a shopping problem - it is a skills, process, and leadership problem.
The AI Drug Discovery Boom Has a Quiet Failure Mode: Faster Wrong Answers
Artificial intelligence can speed the hunt for new medicines, but its real test is whether it helps researchers reject weak biological ideas before they reach patients.
Superconducting Transistors Enter the Quantum Hype Cycle, But the Real Test Remains Unknown
The question is not whether quantum computing sounds revolutionary, but whether a new transistor design can make the machines more practical than they are today.
Xbox Turns a Disc Into a License, and Ownership Gets More Fragile
Microsoft’s Xbox Disc-to-Digital rollout to all Xbox Series X|S players highlights how game access is increasingly managed through account-based entitlements.
Draft NIST Guidance Puts Rogue 5G Towers Back Under the Microscope
NIST NCCoE has released an initial public draft on false base stations, a reminder that mobile trust can be tested at the radio layer before any app security even matters.
When a Robot Learns to Hop, the Ground Stops Being Simple
A student-built monopedal machine shows how one compliant foot can turn a pogo-stick idea into a serious test of movement, balance, and terrain handling.
When Fuel Becomes the Hidden Lifeline of a Space Telescope
A reported fuel-efficiency gain on the Roman Telescope shows how small savings in propulsion can translate into a much larger operational margin in deep-space engineering.