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
Viakoo’s New Baseline Tool Puts OT and IoT Drift Under a Microscope
The product launch points to a familiar security problem in industrial and connected-device fleets: settings change over time, and those changes can quietly erode the approved state defenders rely on.
When PLCs Go Live on the Internet, Water Plants Become Soft Targets
A late-July disruption in U.S. water and wastewater operations highlights how exposed controllers and remote-access paths can turn routine OT convenience into a high-risk attack surface.
When the Setup Step Becomes the Weakest Link in Industrial Networking
A newly identified cluster of flaws in TP-Link Omada’s zero-touch provisioning shows how the earliest trust step in network management can become the most sensitive one.
Water System Disruptions Expose a Quiet Critical-Infrastructure Blind Spot
A reported multi-state wave of water-sector cyber incidents, paired with a pump station disruption in Georgia, shows how fragile operational technology can turn local trouble into a national warning.
Industrial Access Gets a New Kind of Sightline
Dispel’s announced integration with Armis points to a wider shift in OT security: remote access is being paired with exposure intelligence, but the security value depends on how tightly the workflow is actually wired together.
OT Remote Access Gets a Harder Gate as Identity Moves to the Front Line
Dispel’s new identity-focused launch puts NIST IAL2-style proofing at the center of industrial remote access, where trust decisions can matter as much as connectivity.
Water Plants on the Open Internet: The Quiet Failure Behind a Loud Warning
A spate of disruptions in Minnesota shows how exposed PLCs can turn routine utility operations into a fragile, high-stakes access problem.
When Rural Water Systems Get a Cyber Lifeline, the Real Test Is Operational Trust
Volunteer cyber experts are helping rural water systems through a first-in-the-nation program that is showing promising results, but the deeper story is how fragile public infrastructure can benefit from outside technical help.
Water Utilities Under a Sharper OT Lens After Suspected Multi-State Intrusions
A suspected campaign against drinking-water and wastewater sites is putting the sector's remote access, segmentation, and recovery discipline back under scrutiny.
When a Water Utility Goes Dark, the Weak Link Is Often a Password
A Minnesota-linked allegation around CyberAv3ngers points to a bigger OT problem: internet-facing control gear, default credentials, and the fragile line between IT access and physical disruption.
When OTP Breaks, Government Work Can Stop Cold
Public services now depend on hidden delivery chains for authentication and alerts, and that makes resilience a systems problem, not a user-interface detail.
Why the Edge Is Becoming Europe’s Quietest Cyber Battleground
Edge computing is no longer just a performance choice: in NIS2-era environments, it can shape how risk, resilience, and local data protection are engineered near the operational front line.
When Robotics Becomes a National Security Question
Networked industrial robots can sit at the intersection of procurement, control integrity, and critical infrastructure risk, which is why their security profile now matters far beyond the factory floor.
CISA Turns the Spotlight on Internet-Exposed Controllers in Water Operations
After reported PLC intrusions in Minnesota, the warning is clear: water and wastewater utilities should treat exposed OT as a live attack surface, not an abstract compliance issue.
Critical Infrastructure Is Learning to Survive the Breach, Not Just Stop It
New OT resilience guidance pushes operators to plan for isolation, manual fallback, and trusted recovery so essential services can keep running under cyber pressure.
The Hidden Risk in Data Centers Is Not the Server Rack
Research from Claroty’s Team82 points to widespread CPS exposures inside data-center infrastructure, where the real danger may sit in the management plane that keeps power, cooling, and control systems running.
Powering Water, Breaking Trust: Minnesota’s OT Shock Test
A cluster of disruptions across municipal water systems shows how quickly industrial controls, not just office networks, can turn a local cyber incident into a public-service problem.
Critical Systems Are Being Told to Learn a New Survival Skill: How to Disconnect on Purpose
New joint guidance for critical infrastructure treats OT isolation not as an emergency improvisation, but as a capability that has to be designed, tested, and ready before an attack begins.
When the Control Room Goes Dark: New OT Guidance Treats Isolation as a Survival Skill
A joint critical-infrastructure advisory reframes isolation from an emergency last resort into a planned capability for the most essential OT systems.
When the Factory Floor Meets the Firewall: SonicWall’s Warning on OT-IT Risk
Manufacturing networks are getting more connected, and that shift can widen the attack surface even when defenders say fewer attacks are being detected.