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
The Security Plan Trap: When Resilience Is Treated Like a One-Time Project
A resilience program only earns its name when it is reviewed, refreshed, exercised, and audited as conditions change.
Europe’s Privacy Wall Is Now Testing AI’s Hunger for Data
A decade after GDPR reshaped compliance, the sharper question is whether Europe can train useful AI systems without breaking the privacy rules that made its data regime famous.
The SBOM Trust Problem: Why the Inventory Has to Match the Binary
A compliance-focused push toward binary-level verification shows that software transparency is only useful when the record reflects what is actually shipped.
Why SBOM Accuracy Is Becoming a Compliance Battlefield
A product-framed claim about binary-level visibility shows how software inventory accuracy is shifting from a nice-to-have into a test of regulatory credibility.
Inside the SBOM Blind Spot: Why Binary Truth Is Becoming the New Compliance Test
Insignary’s Clarity announcement puts a familiar software-supply-chain problem back in focus: declarations are useful, but they are not always the same thing as what ships.
When Vendor Risk Becomes a Legal Control: Europe’s Quiet Shift to Auditable Cyber Supply Chains
NIS2 and DORA are turning supplier management into a board-level security obligation, with contracts, inventories, and evidence now carrying real weight.
Street Camera, Wrong Use: Why Purpose Matters More Than Pixels
A municipal surveillance feed meant for urban safety became a privacy problem when it was reused to reconstruct a traffic incident and contest a Highway Code violation.
Boards Are Becoming the Last Line of Defense for AI and Cyber Risk
A corporate board is being recast as the place where privacy, cybersecurity, and AI risk must be mapped, challenged, and controlled rather than left to technical teams alone.
Schools Are Becoming AI Gatekeepers, Not Just AI Users
The real shift in classroom AI is governance: who can use it, for what purpose, and under which rules, as European and Italian policy turns school systems into compliance front lines.
Europe’s Cookie Cleanup Could Become Adtech’s Next Compliance Snag
The Digital Omnibus is meant to simplify the EU’s digital rulebook, but the advertising sector is already bracing for a new layer of operational and legal friction.
The Hidden Security Work of Privacy by Design
When data protection is built into a system from the first sketch, privacy becomes an engineering choice instead of a last-minute repair.
When AI Harms Turn Into Evidence Wars, the Real Battlefield Becomes the Audit Trail
Draft Italian measures tied to Law No. 132/2025 could make AI damage disputes easier to argue by improving access to technical proof, while the EU AI Act adds a wider logging and transparency backdrop.
When AI Replaces the Task, Courts Ask Who Should Carry the Risk
Chinese labor cases tied to AI-driven job change are turning a business decision into a legal test of reassignment, reasonableness, and reskilling.
Italy’s AI Act Test: Can Rules Protect Trust Without Choking Small Firms?
The real challenge is not whether AI will be regulated, but whether Italian implementation can turn compliance into a workable security model for SMEs instead of a paperwork trap.
Why NIS2 Service Classification Errors Can Become Expensive
When a service is categorized badly under NIS2, the impact can reach the systems that support it and the security measures that follow.
Europe’s Digital Identity Push Brings Compliance Gains - and a New Trust Problem
The EUDI Wallet under eIDAS 2.0 could make identification checks faster, but any reusable digital identity layer also changes how institutions think about privacy, verification and operational risk.
Incogni Cuts the Price, But the Real Target Is the Data Trail Behind Spam Calls
A limited-time 58% discount on annual plans highlights a wider privacy problem: once personal data is circulating through brokers, unwanted calls become easier to keep coming back.
When an Independent Regulator Looks Less Independent, Privacy Deals Start to Shake
A shift in control over the FTC does not create a breach, but it can weaken the confidence behind the transatlantic rules that move personal data.
Digital Records Are Not Just Files - They Are Compliance Infrastructure
A quiet discussion about dematerialization points to a larger security lesson: when documents become digital, governance over their creation, handling, and preservation becomes part of the control plane.
Why the Quietest Data Copies Can Become the Loudest Risk
The real blind spot in data protection is often not the live database, but the copied one - the version developers and testers use when security pressure is lowest.