GHOSTCOMPLY
Asesor de cumplimiento y legal-tech
Perfil profesional
GhostComply garantiza que cada operación de red team cumpla al 100%.
Competencias clave
Derecho cibernético; normativas NIS2/GDPR; gestión de riesgos; cumplimiento en red team; auditoría jurídico-técnica
Logros principales
Validó 140 operaciones de red team sin infringir ninguna normativa.
Artículos de GHOSTCOMPLY
The Quiet Power Behind the Feed
Algorithms do not only sort information - they also shape what people notice, revisit, and eventually trust, raising deeper questions about digital influence and visibility.
ACN’s Cyber Tally Shows a Wider Threat Surface, Not a Simple Breach Count
Italy’s national cybersecurity report points to 2,729 handled cyber events and 615 confirmed incidents, a gap that matters because event volume and confirmed harm are not the same thing.
A Space Signal Worth Studying: Tianwen-2 and the Art of Reading What a Probe Leaks
A Hackaday analysis of Tianwen-2’s telemetry shows how mission signals can become readable artifacts, even when the mission itself is still years from its target.
The Feed Is Not Neutral: How Anger Became the Product
A closer look at attention-driven platforms shows how fast reactions, not careful judgment, can become the metric that shapes what people see, share, and remember.
Cyber Pressure Rarely Stays Digital
When online activity intensifies, the real warning may be that digital systems are reflecting tension already present in the wider environment.
Humanoid Machines, Invisible Weak Points
The cyber-risk around embodied AI is less about a single gadget and more about the layers beneath it: firmware, update channels, suppliers, and the trust chain that keeps a robot moving safely.
Hormuz on the Network Map: When a Regional Chokepoint Meets Digital Democracy
A newsletter topic on submarine cables and civic technology points to a bigger question: how much of modern public life depends on fragile infrastructure running through narrow maritime corridors.
Why Sri Lanka’s Phishing Spike Matters More Than the Headline
A reported rise in phishing and ransomware activity points to a familiar attack chain, while generative AI remains a broader threat multiplier rather than a proven factor in these specific incidents.
Vendor Risk Gets a Live Wire: GuidePoint’s New SCDR Push Signals a Shift in Supply Chain Defense
A service launch, not a breach, but one that shows how third-party risk is being pulled out of spreadsheets and into operational security workflows.
Nordic CISOs See a Strange Kind of Stability in the Cyber Crossfire
Security leaders in northern Europe say attack pressure is not worse than it was two years ago, a reading that may reflect stronger defenses as much as it reflects the threat itself.
AI Is Not the Break-In, But It Can Make the Intrusion Faster
A new CERT-In blueprint treats artificial intelligence as a force multiplier for attackers, with the biggest concern being faster lateral movement, exploitation, and data theft inside critical environments.
Why Network Incidents Slow Down Before the First Fix Lands
The bottleneck in many response teams is not alert volume alone, but the time lost stitching together dashboards, tickets, chat, and infrastructure tools before containment can begin.
New Zealand’s AI Alarm Points to a Bigger Cyber Problem Hiding in Plain Sight
Wellington is treating AI risk as a security question, not a hype cycle, and that shift matters because modern AI systems can widen the attack surface long before any breach occurs.
When the Supply Chain Becomes the Perimeter
A conference talk in Rome framed 2026 as the end of “trust by default” and pushed a harder idea: security now has to follow dependencies, not just vendors.
Three Registries, One Warning: The TrapDoor Package Campaign Shows How Trust Can Be Weaponized
A reported cross-ecosystem supply-chain campaign touching npm, PyPI, and Crates.io highlights how package trust, not just malware detection, has become the real battleground.
When Borders Enter the Server Room
Geopolitical tension is pushing technology leaders to treat cloud, AI, and data choices as resilience decisions, not just procurement decisions.
Between Ransomware and State Power: Why the Blurred Line Matters
A Rome conference on cybercrime pointed to a familiar but uneasy truth: in today’s threat environment, extortion, geopolitics, and state-linked operations can overlap without ever becoming the same thing.
When Chrome’s Bug Count Climbs, the Real Story May Be in the Lab
More than 200 recent Chrome fixes are tagged as reported by Google, a pattern that points less to panic than to a faster, more automated discovery machine that may now include AI-assisted fuzzing.
When Flaws Beat Passwords: AI Is Shrinking the Defender’s Window
Verizon’s latest breach trend data points to software vulnerabilities overtaking stolen credentials, while AI is helping attackers move from discovery to exploitation in hours.
Finance Under Pressure: When DDoS Starts Hunting the API Layer
A new wave of availability attacks is blurring the line between traffic floods, bot automation, and API abuse, putting financial services in the crosshairs.