SAFEHEXER
Magíster de código seguro
Perfil profesional
Transforma software frágil en aplicaciones endurecidas. Experto en código seguro y refactorización segura.
Competencias clave
Código seguro; refactorización avanzada; DevSecOps; hardening de aplicaciones; mitigación OWASP
Logros principales
Reconstruyó el núcleo de una aplicación bancaria, reduciendo en un 98% los riesgos del OWASP Top 10.
Artículos de SAFEHEXER
Italy’s Face-Scan Decree Puts Oversight on the Clock
A legal fight over biometric collection shows how quickly face recognition can outrun the safeguards meant to control it.
EUIPO’s Slogan Test Puts Advertising Copy Under Trademark Pressure
Common practice CP17 draws a sharper line between a catchy line and a sign that can actually point shoppers to one commercial source.
Europe’s AI Labeling Deadline Is Arriving Quietly, But It Could Reshape How Trust Is Built Online
From 2 August 2026, the AI Act’s transparency duties begin to bite, forcing many AI products to prove what they are and what they generate, while a larger high-risk regime still waits in the wings.
Italy’s Police AI Debate Turns on One Dangerous Line: Live Face Matching in Public
A draft meant to align national rules with the EU AI Act has sharpened a basic question of power: when does police AI stay investigative, and when does it become biometric surveillance?
When Compliance Becomes Noise: The Power of Questions That Survive Change
A lean compliance program is only as strong as the questions it can still answer after models, workflows, or controls change.
When Compliance Starts in the Contract: NIS2 Turns Suppliers into Cyber Controls
ACN’s FAQ trail around NIS2 points to a simple but consequential idea: third-party security is no longer a questionnaire exercise, but a risk process that must be written into procurement and checked over time.
Cyber Governance Reaches the Board Table: NIS2 Draws a Harder Line on Responsibility
New clarification around NIS2 sharpens the divide between delegated security tasks and the decisions that still need board-level ownership.
Old Consent, New Rules: The Hidden Fault Line in Energy Telemarketing
A change in the rules for energy and gas calls has put previously collected phone consents under the microscope, where timing, scope, and documentation now matter more than ever.
Brussels Draws the Map: CRA Guidance Turns Product Security Into a Compliance Race
The European Commission’s first implementation guidance for the Cyber Resilience Act sharpens expectations for manufacturers, software developers, and businesses preparing for a new EU product-security regime.
Inside Europe’s Cyber Resilience Push: Why CRA Preparation Starts Before the Deadline
The Cyber Resilience Act is turning product security into a question of scope, support, dependencies, and documentation, long before any compliance audit begins.
Europe Puts Platform Algorithms on Notice
An Italian draft decree tied to an EU platform-work directive adds rules on algorithmic transparency, human oversight, and personal-data protection, turning automated management into a compliance issue with security consequences.
Europe Just Turned AI Compliance Into an Engineering Problem
The EU’s AI Omnibus is now in force, and its real effect is not just legal simplification - it pushes vendors and deployers toward a more operational model of AI security, documentation, and oversight.
Italy’s Privacy Regulator Hits a Data Broker Where It Hurts: the Value of Contact Data
A 2 million euro sanction against Lusha underscores how professional profiles, email addresses, and phone numbers can become a regulated security asset, not just a sales input.
EU Chat Control Fight Exposes the Hidden Cost of Inspecting Private Messages
A pending third vote has turned a policy dispute into a test of how far regulators can reach into private communications without weakening the trust that secure messaging depends on.
The AI Privacy Trap: Why “Anonymous” Data Can Still Come Back to Bite
In AI pipelines, de-identification is not a magic switch - the real question is whether re-identification risk remains defensibly low after reuse, sharing, and model training.
Italy’s AI Rules Are Moving from Policy to Pressure
AG 421 is pushing Italy toward an operational AI oversight model, but the hardest questions still sit in the seams between human control, staff competence, and fast-changing compliance duties.
When a Border Search Meets a Phone Wipe
A U.S. court case over erased cellphone data shows how a privacy feature can become legally explosive once a device is inside an official inspection.
The Click That Turned Into a Compliance Problem
An AGCM sanction tied to clickbaiting shows how sensational headlines, page architecture, personal data, and ad monetization can move digital publishing from taste into regulatory risk.
Search Tricks Are Turning AI Chats Into Open Windows
AI conversation links can become searchable artifacts, and that shift matters more than many users realize.
When Algorithms Decide Your Future, Transparency Becomes a Security Control
The EU AI Act matters most where automated systems shape access to credit, jobs, and public services, because hidden bias can quietly turn old data into new discrimination.