Peter Vesely R&D hub: Building open-source Zero Trust and Compliance Infrastructure.

Peter Veselý · R&D hub

Cybersecurity architect and researcher focused on integrity verification, audit evidence, NIS2, CRA and AI-ready governance.

Current focus

Continuous trust evidence for modern infrastructure.

I work on practical ways to prove that infrastructure is still trustworthy: integrity verification, compliance as code, cryptographic audit evidence and AI-ready governance.

Projects

Current R&D projects

FILIP.OS notes →

Open-source platform

FILIP.OS

Linux security and compliance infrastructure for integrity verification, Zero Trust evidence and practical governance.

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Trust evidence

Integrity Engine

Continuous verification layer for detecting drift, unauthorized changes and integrity violations across infrastructure.

Integrity articles →

Audit trail

Evidence Ledger

Tamper-resistant evidence concept for compliance checks, machine-readable proof and audit-ready security records.

Audit evidence notes →

Executable governance

Compliance Pipeline as Code

Turning NIS2, CRA and internal controls into testable, repeatable and evidence-driven security workflows.

Compliance articles →
FILIP.OS status

Active R&D around infrastructure trust.

FILIP.OS is currently tracked under projects until a dedicated page is ready. The focus is integrity verification, compliance evidence and Zero Trust operating patterns.

Stage: active R&DVersion: 0.xFocus: trust evidence

Modules

  • Integrity baseline
  • Firewall evidence
  • Webmin integration
  • NetXMS monitoring
  • AWX automation
  • CA / certificate services
  • Antivirus checks

Coming next

  • Evidence Ledger
  • CRA Engine
  • Zero Trust Planner
  • Machine-readable audit reports
Latest from the blog

Recent articles

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Research & publications

Research identity behind the work.

Research and professional writing on cybersecurity, governance, AI oversight, auditability and digital resilience.

Speaking & advisory topics

Where the work applies.

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