Published 2026
Yesterdayâs RMNOG meetup in Rome went far beyond traditional routing and peering discussions, offering deep insights into global security through the presentation of Guerra Profonda, the latest book by Arturo Di Corinto, Ph.D.
The event effectively bridged the gap between physical network infrastructure and geopolitical security. A recurring theme of the discussion was that digital infrastructure is no longer neutral: satellites, undersea cables, and BGP routing tables have become active targets in modern asymmetric conflicts.
“Amateurs hack systems, professionals hack people.”
It was an inspiring evening spent connecting with Central Italy’s tech community and exploring practical ways to build more resilient and secure networks. For anyone interested in the intersection of cybersecurity and critical infrastructure, reading Guerra Profonda is highly recommended.
Events of this caliber are only made possible through strong ecosystem partnerships. A sincere thank you goes to Namex for sponsoring the gathering and for continually empowering the Roman and national networking communities to grow and thrive.
#RMNOG #NAMEX #TechCommunity #CyberDefense #AI #NetworkSecurity

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