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
Novaeka’s Next Test Is Not on the Pad - It Is at Industrial Scale
The Veneto company’s push in the Space Economy shows how quickly a specialist integration business can turn into a larger industrial wager, with capital, partnerships, and cross-border reach deciding the outcome.
Europe’s AI Industrial Test Is Really a Test of Coordination
The IPCEI AI plan is less about a single breakthrough and more about whether Europe can turn public money, shared infrastructure, and skills into a usable AI value chain at scale.
The Hidden Risk in AI-Enabled R&D: When Teams Must Learn to Trust Machines Without Surrendering Control
AI in technical departments is not just a tooling upgrade - it is a governance problem that forces companies to rethink process, responsibility, and the role of human experts.
Why a Cleaner Battery Recycling Path Matters More Than the Battery Itself
A small recycling idea can still expose a big operational truth: when lithium cells spread across everything from toothbrushes to semi trucks, end-of-life handling becomes a design problem, not an afterthought.
A Banking Perk That Also Teaches a Security Lesson
An online account with a 4% gross annual return for four months, SPID-based access, and Amazon.it vouchers looks like marketing, but it also highlights how identity-driven onboarding can become a magnet for fraud and lookalike scams.
When IT Leaders Have to Say No
Innovation is not only about adding new tools - it is also about knowing when a request is too risky, too vague, or too costly to govern safely.
The AI Budget Leak No Board Wants to Discover Too Late
Enterprise AI is not only a model problem - it is a metering problem, and the fastest route to ROI is often tighter control over tokens, routing, and governance.
When AI Exposes the Hidden Cost of Technical Debt
Enterprise AI can make legacy shortcuts harder to ignore, pushing technical debt from an IT nuisance into a security and governance problem.
When Schools Stop Being AI Consumers and Start Setting the Rules
The real shift in education is not whether AI enters the classroom, but whether schools help shape, test, and govern the systems that now influence learning.
When Energy Bills Become Data Streams: The Hidden Risk Behind “Fixed” Prices and Smart Monitoring
A 36-month locked energy-component offer shows how retail utilities are blending pricing certainty with digital consumption tools, a combination that may improve control for customers but also concentrates sensitive household data in one app.
Why a Dutch Shift From Windows to Linux Signals More Than a Desktop Swap
A government move toward Linux points to a deeper question in public IT: how much control a state wants over the software, support, and dependency chains that keep its services running.
Microsoft Pushes AI Closer to the Business Rulebook
At its Barcelona Fabric and SQL conference, Microsoft framed context, not just models, as the next battleground for enterprise AI.
Europe as a Network Edge: Why a New PoP Changes the Security Map
Eletronet’s move into Europe is an infrastructure milestone, but it is also a reminder that every new Point of Presence expands the operational surface that has to be governed carefully.
When CRM Gets a Time Limit: AI Delivery, Faster Builds, and the Governance Gap
A 90-day ServiceNow rollout model is a reminder that AI can compress implementation timelines, but it also concentrates risk around data quality, workflow control, and who gets to change production systems.
When a Subway Cooling Idea Becomes a Security Question
A concept about using underground transit space for cooling is mostly about engineering, but it also hints at the digital risks that appear whenever physical infrastructure starts depending on monitoring and control.
AMD Bets Big on Spatial AI in a Move That Could Redraw the Hardware Race
The planned World Labs acquisition is less about a logo swap than a bid to control the software, models, and infrastructure behind robotics, simulation, and physical AI.
How a Mechanical TV Turned a 3D Trick into a Working Optics Demo
A Hackaday-covered build pairs a Nipkow-disk television concept with a light-field display, showing how old scanning hardware can be combined with modern visual tricks to produce depth.
ERP Modernization Is Hitting a Hard Deadline as AI and Cloud Pressures Converge
Support sunsets, sovereignty rules, and modular cloud shifts are forcing enterprises to rethink ERP before legacy systems become a liability.
Why “Simple” Physics Demos Are Harder Than They Look
A home experiment can illustrate a law, but turning that illustration into a clean test of Coulomb’s inverse-square law or Maxwell’s equations is a much tougher problem.
The Real Weak Spot in Digital Sovereignty Is the Human Layer
If an organization cannot govern its suppliers, keep skills in-house, and rebuild what it outsourced, its control over technology can become fragile fast.