In his day-to-day role, he advises advises organizations on Cybersecurity, AI and Cloud governance - aiming to help them improve their security posture, and move them past “paper tiger” compliance.
His current focus is on what AI does to three things: how people think, how systems get attacked, and how the world is governed. He often speaks about cognitive surrender and the erosion of judgment, AI agents running real intrusions, and the gaps in the rules meant to contain it. Throughout hundreds of talks and trainings, the goal has always remained the same: helping IT professionals make sound decisions on AI-driven threats, post-quantum cryptography, Zero Trust, and the move from traditional software development to the probabilistic world of AI development and the security challenges that come along with it, all under a growing pile of EU regulation.
