Almost twenty years in networking, cybersecurity, and security architecture — now building systems where AI agents investigate, document, and decide without losing the audit trail.
Presales architecture and delivery across Imperva, Tufin, Radware, Armis, SentinelOne, Forcepoint, and SailPoint for partners and customers in Czechia and Slovakia.
06 · Security · 2018–26
Enterprise security stack
Presales architecture and delivery across Imperva, Tufin, Radware, Armis, SentinelOne, Forcepoint, and SailPoint for partners and customers in Czechia and Slovakia.
Datacenter and WAN operations across Prague, Kuala Lumpur, and Ashburn — incident command for a thirty-country legacy network.
07 · Networking · 2013–16
Global network operations
Datacenter and WAN operations across Prague, Kuala Lumpur, and Ashburn — incident command for a thirty-country legacy network.
EU-wide voice and data operations for DHL as Telefónica single supplier — incidents, orders, changes, and SLA stewardship from Prague.
08 · Networking · 2009–13
European telecom operations
EU-wide voice and data operations for DHL as Telefónica single supplier — incidents, orders, changes, and SLA stewardship from Prague.
03 — About
The next shift in cybersecurity will not come from another dashboard. It will come from reliable AI-assisted execution.
I have spent almost twenty years in networking, cybersecurity, technical presales, and security architecture — working with partners, vendors, and customers across the Czech enterprise market, for both multinational and local companies.
Today I am building TIA Enterprise: an AI-native cybersecurity and intelligence company focused on agentic workflows, evidence-driven security analysis, OSINT, application security review, and human-governed automation.
The work sits at the intersection of cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, governance, and operational execution. I design systems where AI agents can assist with research, analysis, reporting, remediation, and decision support without losing traceability, accountability, or human control.
The goal is simple: tools and workflows that make security work faster, clearer, more defensible, and more useful for real organizations.
Each line carries what backs it. Where there is no evidence I can point at, the line is not here — the full keyword surface is on LinkedIn.
01
Cybersecurity
—Security architecture
Presales and delivery across Imperva, Tufin, Radware, Armis, SentinelOne, Forcepoint and SailPoint for customers in Czechia and Slovakia, 2018–26.
—Incident response
Incident command for a thirty-country network, run from Prague, Kuala Lumpur and Ashburn.
—Application and code review
Adversarial pass first — a finding is attacked before it is written down, and the attempt is part of the report.
—Standards mapping
A control set mapped in public to ISO 27001, NIS2 and GDPR — published, not kept internal.
Also: Zero Trust · SIEM / EDR / XDR · Identity & access · MITRE ATT&CK · OWASP Top 10
02
AI & intelligence
—OSINT
Passive reconnaissance with zero packets to the target. Each report names the indexes that were read and the ones that were not, and carries a hash the recipient can recompute.
—Human-governed automation
An agent fleet in daily operation where the human is the decision node, not the courier.
—Evidence-driven analysis
Every finding names its source and its coverage limit. What was not read is printed as not read.
—Published threat intelligence
A daily public cut of security sources, weekends included, showing what was discarded next to what was published.