SAFEHEXER
Magister du secure coding
Profil professionnel
Transforme des logiciels fragiles en applications durcies. Expert en secure coding et en refactoring sûr.
Compétences clés
Secure coding; refactoring avancé; DevSecOps; durcissement des applications; mitigation OWASP
Réalisations majeures
Refonte du cœur d’une application bancaire, réduisant de 98 % les risques du Top 10 OWASP.
Articles de SAFEHEXER
When Hiring Becomes a Machine Judgment: The Quiet Risk Inside AI Recruitment
AI can speed up recruiting, but once it starts filtering candidates, the real questions become bias, oversight, accountability, and how much decision power humans are willing to hand over.
Europe’s Copper Shutdown Hits a Legal Tripwire
A commissioned legal opinion is challenging the copper switch-off provisions tied to the Digital Networks Act, turning a network migration plan into a broader test of regulatory authority.
Encrypted File Sharing Looks Simple - Until One Link Becomes a Liability
A June 1 security-focused piece on encrypted file sharing lands on a basic but stubborn truth: protecting business documents is really about controlling how data moves, not just how it is stored.
EU Transparency Rules Put AI Watermarking Under the Microscope
Three European Commission studies sharpen the debate around AI-generated content: marking matters, but the technical chain for proving origin is still incomplete.
When the Feed Won't Let Go: Why Attention-by-Design Is Entering the Courtroom
A lawsuit in Los Angeles turns social feeds, notifications, and infinite scroll into a legal question about how digital products shape choice.
When Sustainability Leaves the Factory Floor: ISO 14001:2026 Pushes Control Into the Supply Chain
The latest environmental management framework puts procurement, contractor oversight, and end-of-life handling closer to the center of compliance, with operational discipline now extending beyond the organization itself.
Children Online: Why Platform Design Matters Beyond Screen Time
The real issue is not only how long minors stay online, but how recommendation systems, engagement design, and shared adult oversight shape what they experience.
Italy’s 2026 Crypto Tax Reset Puts Compliance Under the Microscope
The next phase of crypto-asset rules in Italy brings a sharper tax line, fewer exemptions, and new administrative effects that can reach beyond wallets and exchanges.
When Age Checks Become a Compliance Test for Big Platforms
Meta’s case before the European Commission puts online age verification, child protection, and the Digital Services Act into the same regulatory spotlight.
Italy’s New CUP Correction Tool Shows How Small Fields Protect Big Financial Records
A web service for fixing CUP data in electronic invoices is a reminder that data integrity is not a paperwork detail - it is part of digital trust.
Italy’s Fake-Review Crackdown Exposes the Hard Part: Making Trust Enforceable
New Italian rules targeting false online reviews in tourism and restaurants sound straightforward, but the real challenge is turning a policy against manipulation into something platforms and businesses can actually apply.
NIS2 Puts Endpoint Control at the Center of Cyber Resilience
The compliance story is no longer just about policies on paper - it is about whether organizations can actually govern the devices that carry their data and access.
DORA’s 2026 Reality Check: Testing, Suppliers, and the Paper Trail Are Now the Same Fight
This year’s compliance milestones show why financial security is shifting from policy language to operational proof, especially where testing and third-party oversight meet.
When Compliance Becomes a Control Test, Finance Has to Prove It Can Hold
In financial services, cyber resilience is shifting from promise to evidence, with DORA, NIS2, suppliers, and new threat pressure all pushing toward controls that can be measured, tested, and defended.
When Telecom Compliance Becomes a Security Pressure Point
Italy’s 2026 rulebook for TLC operators shows how privacy, NIS2, DSA, and sector rules can turn governance into a daily operational burden, especially for smaller ISPs.
Italy's Iperammortamento 2026-2028 Puts Cyber Purchases Inside the Tax Code
The 2026-2028 regime offers up to 180% incentive treatment for qualifying digital and cybersecurity investments produced in Europe, with eligible spending capped at 2.5 million euro.
When Cybersecurity Stops Being an IT Line Item
NIS2 is pushing digital risk into the boardroom, where oversight, budget, reputation, and continuity now sit beside technical controls.
The Hidden Risk in M&A: Privacy Can Change the Price Before the Ink Dries
When a deal moves toward closing, personal data, consent records, privacy notices, and system security can become valuation issues, not just compliance paperwork.
Europe’s Privacy Reset Is Not About Less Law - It Is About Who Gets to Bend It
A decade after GDPR took effect, the argument for simplification is strong, but the real dispute is over whether the Digital Omnibus would make privacy rules clearer or simply friendlier to the biggest players.
EHDS Turns Health Data Into Infrastructure, and That Changes the Security Equation
The European Health Data Space is a regulatory shift with cyber consequences: once medical data is meant to move more easily across borders and use cases, governance, access control, and trust become part of the security stack.