The Red Hot Cyber community is made up of a collection of people who actively collaborate, with different roles, to create targeted content focused on information security and technology, with the aim of spreading awareness and culture, and generating a mentality of widespread attention to IT risk and technology in general. All free of any political contamination.
Gli articoli su Red Hot Cyber sono stati realizzati da 96 persone
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Antonio Piovesan (26 articoli) He graduated in Computer Engineering in 2002 and CISSP certified since 2023, entered the ICT world as an analyst/full stack developer. He continued his education by attending an executive Master in cybersecurity and data protection at 24ORE Business School. He now deals with cybersecurity governance issues in the large-scale retail sector. He has a strong passion for technology, innovation and cybersecurity, promoting the spread of digital risk awareness. He loves reading books on the history of mathematics and is a fan of science fiction literature and film. |
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Davide Santoro (24 articoli) A lifelong computer security and geopolitics enthusiast, he has always tried to combine these two passions; lately I have found satisfaction in analyzing ransomware groups, deals mainly with cryptography, and is an advocate of free software. |
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Paolo Galdieri (23 articoli) A criminal lawyer, also known as a lecturer in Criminal Information Technology Law, he has held key academic positions, including didactic coordination of a Level II Master's degree at La Sapienza in Rome and teaching assignments at various Italian universities. He is the author of more than one hundred publications on cyber criminal law and has participated in major international conferences as a representative on the topic of cyber crime. In addition, he has collaborated with organisations and television programmes, making his expert contribution on cybercrime. |
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Manuel Roccon (20 articoli) Ho iniziato la mia carriera occuparmi nella ricerca e nell’implementazioni di soluzioni in campo ICT e nello sviluppo di applicazioni. Al fine di aggiungere aspetti di sicurezza in questi campi, da alcuni anni ho aggiunto competenze inerenti al ramo offensive security (OSCP), occupandomi anche di analisi di sicurezza e pentest in molte organizzazioni. |
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Alessandro Rugolo (19 articoli) Presidente di SICYNT -Società Italiana per lo sviluppo della cultura cyber e delle nuove tecnologie. Appassionato di nuove tecnologie, giornalismo e strategia. Autore di numerosi articoli, autore del libro "Il dominio Cyber". Coordinatore della rubrica cyber di Difesa Online. Socio del Centro Studi privacy e nuove tecnologie, del Centro Studi Esercito e di DeComponendisCifris. Colonnello dell'Esercito in riserva. |
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Simone Raponi (17 articoli) |
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Tara Lie (17 articoli) Cyber Security manager from Perth, Western Australia, focused on governance, risk quantification and compliance. Graduate of cyber security and pure mathematics, with a second-major in Italian Studies. Tara has earned a Master's degree in Cyber Security, and is pursuing her PhD researching cyber security in the post-quantum era. |
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Ricardo Nardini (16 articoli) |
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Inva Malaj (16 articoli) Student with a strong background in cybersecurity threat management, artificial intelligence, AI ethics and digital transformation. Currently engaged in an 800-hour curricular internship in Security Threat Management at TIM, which is an integral part of the “Digital Transformation Specialist” training course at ITS Agnesi in Rome. I have completed the Dark Web - Threat Management course and am an active part of the DarkLab Team at Red Hot Cyber. |
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Carlo Di Pietro (15 articoli) Journalist, freelancer and P.G. auxiliary specializing in bidding, e-commerce, hardware, software, networks and advertising graphics. Computer enthusiast since 1990, geek in his spare time. |
