NETAEGIS
Arquitecto de seguridad de red distribuida
Perfil profesional
NetAegis diseña infraestructuras seguras para redes multisede y entornos altamente conectados. Con formación en ingeniería de telecomunicaciones, está entre los máximos expertos en enrutamiento seguro.
Competencias clave
Seguridad de redes distribuidas; enrutamiento avanzado; redes zero-trust; aislamiento de red; monitorización IP multisede
Logros principales
Aseguró la red de un grupo minorista con 800 sucursales, reduciendo la superficie de ataque en un 90%.
Artículos de NETAEGIS
Control Rooms Under Pressure: A PLC Advisory Puts OT Integrity in the Crosshairs
A revised federal advisory on PLC targeting highlights a danger that matters more than theft alone: when attackers can tamper with logic and the operator view, trust in the industrial process itself starts to erode.
Why an Advisory About PLCs Matters More Than a Blunt Attribution Label
U.S. agencies have refreshed a warning about Iranian-affiliated activity aimed at internet-connected PLCs, and the real story is the risk that remote convenience becomes operational exposure.
Military Cyber Drill Turns Toward the Plant Floor as OT Becomes the New Battleground
Cyber Shield 2026 places a stronger emphasis on operational technology defense, signaling that resilience now means protecting systems that interact with the physical world, not just office networks.
The Quiet Threat Hiding in Factory Controllers
An updated federal advisory puts PLC security back under the microscope, where exposed industrial controllers and weak access controls can turn a small intrusion into an operational problem.
Italy’s OT Security Turn Gets a Tax Engine: Why the New Incentive Matters
A new fiscal regime is pushing industrial cybersecurity into the language of capital planning, but the real story is how proof, process, and production continuity now collide.
When GPU Jobs Start Looking Like a Grid Signal
Bit2Watt is being framed as a research warning: ordinary cloud GPU use could, in some setups, modulate data-center power fast enough to matter beyond the server room.
When AI Security Stops Being a Demo and Starts Chasing Proof
Horizon3.ai’s move into Anthropic’s Project Glasswing points to a bigger shift in cyber defense: AI is being pushed from finding issues toward validating which ones actually matter.
The Quiet Cyber Hit That Could Echo Through U.S. Hospital Billing
A British healthcare software vendor landed in the crosshairs of a cyberattack, and the real concern is not drama at the bedside but integrity in the revenue cycle.
When a Security Camera Platform Gets Measured Like Critical Infrastructure
A UK certification milestone for Synectics' Synergy platform shows how surveillance gear is now being judged by cyber resilience as much as physical coverage.
When the Grid Stops Being a Checklist Problem
A feature on substations and the distribution edge lands on a familiar truth: in operational technology, compliance language and field reality are rarely the same thing.
Bit2Watt and the New Risk of Turning AI Compute into a Power Signal
A disclosed research concept shows how legitimate GPU training jobs may influence data-center power quality and, in some environments, create a cross-layer risk for electrical infrastructure.
Washington Puts Water Cyber Defense on the Federal Budget Map
A Senate committee move on WRDA 2026 points to a more operational view of water-sector security, with funding and coordination aimed at the systems that keep taps and treatment plants running.
Industrial AI Gets a New Test: When Vulnerability Hunting Moves Into OT
A reported collaboration around Project Glasswing points to a bigger shift: frontier AI is being aimed at industrial systems, where speed matters, but safety and uptime still rule.
Nichirei’s Cyberattack Exposes the Fragility Behind Cold-Chain Logistics
A confirmed cyberattack at Nichirei Corp. caused system failures and disrupted food and cold-chain logistics operations, underscoring how quickly digital disruption can ripple through temperature-sensitive supply networks.
When the Lab Stack Becomes a Safety Stack
AFIP’s security overhaul shows how a diagnostics operation can turn cybersecurity into part of clinical governance instead of treating it as back-office IT.
Italy’s Nuclear Debate Is Really a Test of Critical-Infrastructure Readiness
The argument over nuclear power in Italy is less about slogans than about whether the country can govern, secure, and sustain a highly regulated energy system.
AI Buildouts Are Running Ahead of the Security Playbook
The warning around AI data centers is less about one breach than a structural problem: the architecture is evolving faster than the controls meant to secure it.
Japan's Food Pipeline Took the Hit, Not Just the Trucks
A disruption at a temperature-controlled logistics operator shows how quickly a cyber incident can turn into missing ingredients, late deliveries, and a fragile supply chain under pressure.
Kernel Crypto Flaw Turns Industrial Edge Nodes into Local Root Targets
A Linux kernel weakness mapped to ABB Ability Edgenius shows how a local-only bug can matter just as much as a remote one when the affected system sits near operational data.
When Cyber Risk Becomes Board Risk, the CISO Stops Being a Back Office Role
Digitalized critical infrastructure is pushing security leaders into the center of business continuity, compliance, and governance, not just incident response.