01 · Anticipate
Turn a signal into a question someone with authority can use this week, not another alert nobody reads.
Cybersecurity · Cyber intelligence · Crisis management
Cybersecurity, cyber intelligence and decisions under crisis
I am Rafael Eladio Núñez Aponte, a Venezuelan entrepreneur and cybersecurity specialist. I help leaders and organisations understand their digital risks, prepare incident response and protect the continuity of their operations.

CEO of MásQueSeguridad · Founder of MásQueDigital · Columnist at Computer Weekly en Español · Author of La próxima crisis no avisará
A board does not need another list of alarms. It needs to understand what the signal means, what could stop the business, what must be decided first, and how to protect trust while responding.
My work begins precisely there: at the point where technology stops being a purely technical matter and becomes a leadership decision.
I integrate cybersecurity, intelligence, operational continuity, crisis communication and digital reputation so organisations can prepare before the impact, govern the response and recover more than their systems: the trust of clients, regulators, partners and teams.
I turn vulnerabilities, threats and technological exposure into priorities a board can understand. The aim is not to accumulate tools, but to protect what actually sustains the business.
I identify signals, actors, patterns and scenarios to shorten the distance between an indication and a decision. Intelligence only creates value when it allows action beforehand.
I support continuity, recovery and operational resilience so an organisation can keep its mission when technology, a supplier or a critical process fails.
I help define who decides, with what evidence, what must stop, what must continue and how to communicate in the first hours of an incident.
I analyse and protect the digital presence of leaders and organisations against disinformation, impersonation, defamation, coordinated campaigns and other threats to trust.
I develop talks, board sessions, workshops and programmes on cybersecurity, cyber intelligence, continuity, crisis, reputation and the business impact of artificial intelligence.
Anticipate, decide, contain, recover and learn. Five steps so that technology becomes a leadership decision again.
01 · Anticipate
Turn a signal into a question someone with authority can use this week, not another alert nobody reads.
02 · Decide
Set an owner, a threshold and a time. A board does not govern an incident if nobody knows who can stop production.
03 · Contain
Isolate what is compromised without destroying evidence or, in panic, shutting down the operation that can still be sustained.
04 · Recover
Restoring systems is not enough. Payments, service, suppliers and the ability to explain what happened must also be recovered.
05 · Learn
Close the cycle with a lessons note that changes the plan. Minutes that are filed are not learning.
In media and institutional forums
Business media, national radio, social responsibility, columns in Computer Weekly en Español and a banking congress.
Fedecámaras Radio
As national director of cybersecurity at CAVECOM-E, he analyses social engineering, identity theft, phishing, ransomware and education for older adults.
Red Actívate y Construye · Fundación Empresas Polar
A training session for community leaders and organisations: data protection, digital identity and safer environments.
MundoUR
During Fitelven, he argues for ceasing to treat cybersecurity as an expense and moving toward organisations able to resist, respond and recover.
Computer Weekly en Español
Opinion columns in Computer Weekly en Español.
Asociación Bancaria de Venezuela
Talk at the 3rd International Cybersecurity Congress, with official video.
International outlet
Opinion columns in the TechTarget publication. Each link opens the original piece.
Computer Weekly en Español
The order nobody gave
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 25 August 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 25 August 2026
On the risk of altering instructions in industrial controllers and the analogy with Stuxnet: a digital order can damage the physical world.
Computer Weekly en Español
The patching window is closing: AI is accelerating cyberattacks
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 28 July 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 28 July 2026
Artificial intelligence compresses the time between discovering a flaw and exploiting it. The challenge is no longer finding patches; it is applying them in time.
Computer Weekly en Español
Extortion entered automatic mode
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 7 July 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 7 July 2026
Digital extortion is becoming industrial. Defence will also have to become autonomous, without losing human judgement in the final decision.
Computer Weekly en Español
The World Cup will be televised; so will fraud
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 15 June 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 15 June 2026
Major sporting events multiply the fraud surface: tickets, brands, fundraising and the supporter’s trust.
Computer Weekly en Español
Zero-day learned to think
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 20 May 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 20 May 2026
Zero-day stops being an artisanal jewel. With AI, the discovery and exploitation of unknown flaws accelerate.
Computer Weekly en Español
Mythos, the new cyber intelligence that accelerates the security cycle
Rafael Núñez Aponte · 13 April 2026
Computer Weekly en Español · 13 April 2026
How a new generation of cyber intelligence compresses the cycle of detection, analysis and response.
Column in Caraota Digital.

Caraota Digital · Radar Cibernético · 3 September 2026
A column on how certain threats do not age with technology: they survive a change of platform because they exploit habits, not novelty.

Caraota Digital · Radar Cibernético · 27 August 2026
An analysis of a vector that reuses expired cards through physical access and contactless retransmission. Risk is not always in what is new.

Caraota Digital · Radar Cibernético · 13 August 2026
When the fix arrives after the attacker has already occupied the house, the patch ceases to be strategy and becomes a chronicle.

Featured book
How leaders make decisions when everything is at risk
La próxima crisis no avisará is a tactical playbook for facing technological crises: from early signals to a ninety-day roadmap to prevent, respond and recover. Complete, practical and based on anonymised real cases, the book is addressed to those who must lead when risk is no longer theoretical.
For: Presidents, boards, CEOs, CIOs, CISOs and risk owners who must decide with incomplete information.
I integrate professional work with training, digital inclusion, social responsibility, publishing and culture. Fundasitio, Corazones con Voluntad and Nexus Cultural are different expressions of that commitment.
Technology, training and support for social organisations.
A collective publication with the participation of 33 foundations and social organisations.
A meeting space for the dissemination and promotion of artistic and cultural expression.
More than 25 documented public appearances since 2010. Each record links to its coverage.