Why effective security automation should eliminate repeatable decisions, not just repetitive manual actions.
Elias Antoniadis
Engineering & Security
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I apply software engineering, automation, and data-driven approaches to build security systems that scale with the business. I care about making security reliable, actionable, and resilient, so teams can move fast and operate with confidence. I’m naturally curious about how things work under the hood and enjoy turning complex problems into simple, practical solutions.
Outside of security, I’m drawn to ambient music, hiking, and field recording. I enjoy exploring new places, paying attention to the details around me, and capturing the sounds that give a place its character.
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