Cybersecurity is a matter of trust

Founder

A qualified attorney and certified cybersecurity lawyer with many years of experience in law enforcement and counter-terrorism. His work brings together the legal and the investigative perspective: he does not produce generic risk lists, but looks for the specific points where an organization is genuinely vulnerable — in its technology, its processes, or its publicly available information.

• Cybersecurity law and compliance — translating regulatory requirements into working, verifiable practice
• NIS2 compliance — readiness, gap analysis and guiding the necessary measures at organizations in scope
• OSINT — open-source intelligence gathering and analysis: mapping what can be learned about a company without anyone touching its systems

The goal is always the same: secure, transparent and defensible operations — with solutions that hold up in practice, not just on paper.

Ethical hacker · course instructor · technical lead

He does not know the attacker's side from a textbook. More than 15 public CVEs bear his name — he has found vulnerabilities in products from Microsoft, TP-Link and Forcepoint, among others. He graduated as a software engineer from ELTE, worked as a software architect, then as an ethical hacker became a senior expert at KPMG CyberLab and later head of the lab, and has worked on international projects — including for ENISA.

• Vulnerability and exploit research — reverse engineering and identifying complex attack chains
• Certifications — KCEH · OSCP · OSWE · OSWP · ARTE, the toughest hands-on exams in offensive security
• Community and education — founder of the Cylantro Hungarian hacker community, a regular speaker at ITBN, HUNOG and Brain Bar

What he passes on is not theory but real attacker thinking — the techniques he uses himself in live engagements, together with the pitfalls only practice can teach.