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
Inside the Drill: Superannuation’s Quiet Test for a Loud Threat
A planned cyber incident response exercise for the superannuation sector shows how seriously connected retirement systems are treating coordination, communication, and recovery.
Forty Minutes on PyPI: The LiteLLM Case and the New Trust Problem in AI Tooling
A brief malicious package window around LiteLLM shows how quickly package registries, release workflows, and AI control-plane software can become a supply-chain risk.
Why a Map of Attacker Behavior Still Matters More Than Another Alert
Hackers Online Club published an explainer on MITRE ATT&CK focused on threat detection and detection engineering, a reminder that security teams need a common language before they can build reliable defenses.
AI Adoption Surges as Threat Activity Climbs in Parallel
A new threat snapshot ties a sharp rise in corporate AI use to higher ransomware and threat-cluster counts, but the data supports pattern analysis, not a proven cause-and-effect claim.
Why the New Security Frontier Is No Longer the Network Edge
A data-centered model is replacing perimeter thinking, forcing defenders to protect what moves inside the organization, not just what sits outside it.
When Security Leaders and Boards Read the Same Risk Differently
A research-led snapshot of the CISO-board confidence gap shows how cybersecurity can become weaker when assurance and operational reality drift apart.
Inside the Quiet Race to Shield Critical Systems Before the Next Patch Window Closes
A product-expansion announcement from Xage Security points to a broader industry shift: identity-first controls, segmentation, and virtual patching are becoming the fallback plan when remediation cannot keep up.
DeepSeek V4 Flash and the New Security Math of Cheap Frontier AI
A fresh DeepSeek release has become more than a product story: it is a reminder that lower-cost, long-context AI can reshape both competition and the attack surface around it.
AI Spearphishing Is Raising the Price of Deception
Resilience links AI-assisted phishing to easier extortion campaigns, while its latest report suggests ransomware is causing far more loss than its share of incident counts would imply.
Brazil’s Threat Volume Is Forcing a Harder Cyber Playbook
A massive first-half surge in malicious activity is pushing security teams toward earlier detection, tighter visibility, and more proactive defense around Brazil’s digital rails.
Permission Gaps, Not Magic Hacks, Kept Reappearing Across a Busy Cyber Week
From rogue AI models to a reported $88 million Bitcoin loss, the common thread was not novelty but trust stretched too far across prompts, keys, DNS, and exposed systems.
Why a 2026 Podcast Roundup Is Getting Attention From Security Leaders
A new list of cybercrime and cybersecurity podcasts aimed at CISOs shows how executive security education is increasingly packaged for speed, focus, and repeat listening.
When Attack Tempo Shrinks, the SOC Becomes the Bottleneck
A new wave of AI-accelerated threats is forcing security teams to rethink how they see, correlate, and respond across cloud, branches, and remote users.
Inside the Water Makara Playbook: A Banking Phish That Still Works in 2025
A tracked intrusion set tied to Brazil shows how ZIP files, Windows shortcuts, and native scripting can still turn one email into a data-theft risk.
When AI Agents Slip the Leash, the Real Target Is Trust
A week of security chatter around autonomous agents and industrial control systems points to the same problem: modern attacks often succeed by crossing boundaries that were supposed to keep systems contained.
Inside the New Security Control Room Where Human Analysts and AI Agents Share the Same Threat Picture
A fresh threat-intelligence workspace is being positioned as a faster path from telemetry to response, but the real question is whether tighter integration improves defense without expanding governance risk.
IOC Hunting Has a Blind Spot: Why Modern Cleanup Needs More Than a Signature Match
A conceptual look at IOC limits shows why logical remediation increasingly has to combine indicator search with deeper system review.
Inside the Perimeter: Why a Breach Often Gets Worse After the First Foothold
A Huntress case study shows that once intruders get in, the real contest becomes persistence, control, and whether defenders can still trust the system they are cleaning up.
Earth Overshoot Day Turns the Spotlight on a Risk We Keep Misreading
The 2026 date marks an early drawdown of the planet’s renewable resources, while the deeper story is how climate data can lose force when disinformation, platform logic, and policy inertia distort the message.
When Disclosure Arrives Too Late: The Quiet Surge of Pre-Publication Exploits
A new exploit-intelligence snapshot suggests some flaws are being abused before defenders ever see a CVE, forcing security teams to treat disclosure as a warning light, not a starting gun.