Company as Code: You Don't Need a New DSL
Sphinx-needs already provides the primitives for encoding company structure, policies, and compliance as code. You just haven't pointed it at that domain yet.
Open Source, Software Engineering, IPC, .NET
Cybersecurity Expert ∙ Software Engineer ∙ Bug HunterHi! I’m Patrick
Services
Hi! I’m Patrick 
Building safe & secure systems, breaking the bad.
Services
Software, Automation, Desktop, Multiplattform
HMI/Scada Tool Development
Security, Software, TARA
Threat Analysis and Risk Assessment Tool Development
Security, Assessment, TARA, ASRG
Modular Threat Catalog
Security, SDV, Automated Driving, ISO 21434, ISO 26262
Security Assessment for Automated Driving Software
Software Engineering, Software Architecture, Embedded
Security Library Development
Projects
Software isn't art; it's engineering. Complexity is the enemy of security. I don't look for 'intricate details'—I try to eliminate them. By keeping the code and architecture simple, I build systems that are actually robust. You can't secure what you can't understand.
From My Blog
I spent most of the last 15 years writing code, designing, securing and breaking systems. Some of my random thoughts are collected in my blog.
iceoryx2 C# vs .NET IPC: The Numbers
Benchmarking zero-copy IPC against Channels and Named Pipes
The Myth of the Full-Stack Product Engineer
A Necessary Evolution or a Recipe for Disaster?
Short Story About Me
Inspiration comes from looking at the data. My career started with game hacks—poking at binaries to see what the hardware was doing. Since then, I’ve worked across different domains and languages, always looking for the simplest way to make the computer do the work.