Talks
These are some of the talks I’ve given at conferences and free software communities, sharing insights on security, infrastructure, and open source culture.
Each talk is an opportunity to strengthen the community and bring technology closer to more people.
2026
A presentation on how the Debian community works, how its processes are organized, and why it has managed to remain sustainable and evolve for more than 30 years. We also examine DebConf26, the project’s annual conference, as a key space for technical and community coordination, where decisions are made, teams align, and relationships within the project are strengthened.
Participation as a panelist in the opening session of FLISoL UNPAZ 2026, sharing a perspective on free software, community, and participation, with a focus on how open technologies help people move from being users to becoming active participants in collaborative projects and ecosystems.
A presentation on how the Debian community works, how its processes are organized, and why it has managed to remain sustainable and evolve for more than 30 years. We also examine DebConf26, the project’s annual conference, as a key space for technical and community coordination, where decisions are made, teams align, and relationships within the project are strengthened.
2025
A presentation about the Debian Project, its global community, and the return of DebConf26 to Argentina. An invitation to learn how the Debian ecosystem works and how anyone can get involved. Co-presented with Emmanuel Arias.
A hands-on introduction to Wazuh as an open source SIEM for threat detection and regulatory compliance. It included a live demo showing installation, alerts, and real-time event visualization.
Speaking invitations
I’m always interested in participating as a speaker at conferences, meetups, or community events.
If you’d like me to prepare a talk for your event, feel free to reach out via LinkedIn or email.