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 Turns AI Jobs into a Compliance Map as Europe Tightens the Rules
UNI 11621-8:2026 does not police AI systems by itself, but it gives organizations a formal way to describe AI roles, skills, training paths, and certification at a moment when the AI Act is pushing governance into the workplace.
When Truth Needs a Signature, Deepfakes Become a Trust Problem
This piece frames deepfakes less as a tool for persuading people of lies and more as a mechanism for making real events easier to dispute, with digital signatures pushed into the center of the evidentiary fight.
When Data Opens Up, Privacy Becomes the Real Attack Surface
The DMA’s push for search-query sharing under Article 6(11) puts anonymization at the center of a difficult question: what level of protection is enough to keep re-identification risk under control?
The Real Cyber Resilience Test Is Not Recovery - It Is Keeping the Business Alive
A business continuity plan is only useful if it preserves essential operations while systems are still down, and that distinction is where many resilience programs quietly fail.
A Key Left Alive, and a Privacy Bill That Kept Growing
A reported failure to revoke a signing key, paired with weak audit visibility, turned an access-control lapse into a costly regulatory case in South Korea.
WhatsApp, Rival Chatbots, and the New Battle Over Who Controls the Message Layer
A dispute over opening WhatsApp to ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude is not just a competition story - it is a stress test for how AI, messaging, and platform security may collide.
When Freedom Online Becomes a Control Problem
A debate about internet liberty is really a debate about who gets to shape attention, visibility, and power in the digital public square.
Italy Expands Barriers Against Promotional Calls as Spoofing Pressure Grows
A wider set of limits on telecom marketing underscores how unwanted calls are now treated as both a privacy problem and a trust problem.
Brussels Moves to Stamp a Digital Fingerprint on AI Content
A voluntary EU code is turning AI transparency into an operational problem for publishers, platforms, and deployers, where labels matter only if they survive real workflows.
Europe’s AI Transparency Rules Turn Synthetic Content Into a Compliance Trail
The EU is pushing generative AI toward visible disclosure and machine-readable provenance, a shift that matters as much for fraud resistance as for regulation.
Fake Breach Notices Turn a Compliance Portal Into a Trust Problem
Maine’s public breach-notification system was used to submit fraudulent disclosures, showing how a transparency tool can become a misinformation surface when publication outpaces verification.
Instagram’s Live Map Turns Routine Sharing Into a Privacy Risk in Brazil
The rollout of Instagram Friend Map in Brazil shows how a simple location feature can become a monitoring problem when users underestimate who can see their movement.
Record Privacy Fine Hits Coupang After Massive Customer Data Breach
South Korea’s regulator imposed a 624.6 billion won penalty, turning a large breach into a test of breach handling, notification, and privacy controls at platform scale.
NIS2 Is Turning Cybersecurity Into a Boardroom Discipline
The real shift is not another checklist. NIS2 pushes cyber risk into governance, where management oversight, supplier exposure, and training become part of the security model itself.
The Quiet Surveillance Hidden in a Play Button
A close look at Spotify shows how everyday listening signals can reveal routines, mood, and personal tendencies without any breach at all.
Pay Transparency Is Becoming a Governance Stress Test for Employers
The EU’s new disclosure rules are pushing companies to treat salary data, hiring practices, and gender pay gap reporting as a structured compliance process, not an ad hoc HR task.
When Silence Becomes the Weakest Control in the Room
The real security risk in compliance is not only misconduct itself, but the systems that make employees hesitate, delay, or give up before a concern is ever reviewed.
When Wellbeing Turns Into a Dataset, the Real Risk Is Governance
As workplaces lean on data, wearables, and people analytics to measure wellbeing, the security question shifts from collection to control: who can see it, why it exists, and how long it stays around.
Europe’s Cyber Rulebook Is Switching On, and Too Many Teams Still Have No Map
The EU’s Cyber Resilience Act is entering force in stages, but the real risk for enterprises is not the date on the calendar - it is the inventory gap between what they ship, what they use, and what they can prove.
Massachusetts House Moves Against Geolocation-Data Sales
A 146-0 vote on the Consumer Data Privacy Act puts a sensitive data category in the spotlight: location trails can reveal far more than most people realize.