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Roberto Popolizio
Roberto is a senior editor at Safety Detectives.
With over 13 years of experience in managing digital publications, Roberto has coordinated over 5000 interviews with the biggest names in cybersecurity, AI, cloud technology, and SaaS. Using his knack for communications and a growing network of cybersecurity leaders, he provides newbies and experts alike with beyond-the-fluff online privacy tips, and insider perspectives on the ever-evolving tech world.
Before joining SafetyDetectives, he has been a content advisor for brands like eBay, SkatePro, Trendhim, and several affiliate marketing websites. He also runs a small portfolio of directory websites and a newsletter for C-level executives in cybersecurity and cloud technology.
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Warning: This Is Possibly The Financial Sector's Worst Blind Spot
In this article the SafetyDetectives cybersecurity team reveals a hidden cybersecurity crisis unfolding within the banking sector.
We will discuss at the overlooked dangers of internal access mismanagement, the financial and re...
Startups Get Exposed By Payment Systems, Not Hackers
For startups in emerging markets, the biggest cybersecurity threat isn’t malware.
Digital businesses across India, Southeast Asia, and Eastern Europe are expanding globally, but many still rely on outdated, homegrown payment sy...
FastNetMon: Rethinking DDoS Protection for a Faster, Safer Internet
Most DDoS defences are just too slow in times when even your grandma can launch one for the price of a sandwich at peaks of 1 Tbps.
Even worse, most of these outdated DDoS mitigation solutions react only after the damage is don...
Hiring Remotely To Save Money? You Can Lose Millions, According To Data
Companies are rushing to hire global talent, often prioritizing cost over compliance. As much as 75% of employed adults are expected to work from home at least some of the time, according to a 2025 Pew Research Center study.
St...
Why Siloed Security Will Fail Against AI and How Unified SASE Fixes It
Today’s networks span offices, homes, and the cloud, but security often falls behind the need for speed.
In this exclusive interview with SafetyDetectives, Renuka Nadkarni, Chief Product Officer at Aryaka, explains why keeping...
Interview with Glemad CEO David Idris
From free VPNs to popular messaging platforms, some of the most popular tools and habits you trust might actually be putting your data at risk. In this interview series by Safety Detectives, I invite cybersecurity experts to revea...
This Nigerian NGO Is Doing What Silicon Valley Couldn’t For Africa
In 1991, ‘Gbenga Sesan was barred from entering his school’s computer room because the teacher didn’t trust newcomers. That moment of exclusion set him on a lifelong mission: not just to learn technology, but to make it accessible...
Blind Trust in One Cloud Provider Is A Gamble. Here's How Sharktech Builds True Cloud Security
In 2024, 80% of companies reported at least one cloud security incident.
One reason is that, despite the surge in multicloud, 14 % of organizations still operate on only one cloud service provider, creating a single point of fa...
Pentesting Is Stuck in 2010. How To Rebuild It for 2025 According To Red Sentry
Companies are still paying six figures for pentests that take weeks to run and deliver static PDF reports — even though 5,000 new vulnerabilities are discovered every month. It’s not just outdated. It’s dangerous.
In this inter...
Your AppSec Tools Can’t Protect AI - Here’s The Only Real Solution According To Noma Security CEO Niv Braun
Everyone’s racing to adopt AI, but they are securing it like any other software application. And that’s where everything breaks down.
Tools don’t fit. Workflows don’t match. Risks go unchecked.
This happens because tradition...