Security
For the past two decades, I’ve been working as an expert in the field of Information Security.
My current job title is Senior Information Security Architect and that’s how I see myself - as someone who builds, designs and supervises the implementation of good security.
My knowledge spans the technical security, down to the level of kernel-level security modules such as SELinux or some aspects of network protocols and network security, and then up through secure coding and software issues, to organisational security, security management and processes, including things like ISO 27001, IEC62443, TISAX, NIS2, etc.
In its early days, I was also involved in the Security Enhanced Linux (SELinux) project and helped with speeches and patches to make it popular. My name is somewhere on the contributors site.
Most of what I currently do is under NDAs, but this section collects some of my older work, presentations and some links to current publications and projects, where possible.
Publications #
- Simulating and Optimising Worm Propagation Algorithms
- A Comprehensive Risk Management Approach to Information Security in Intelligent Transport Systems
- Trusted Artificial Intelligence: Towards Certification of Machine Learning Applications
There are also a few things published in conference proceedings. Most of those are now outdated, so I’m not bothering with digitizing them.
There are no articles to list here yet.