# Safematix

> Swiss-led offensive security, ethical hacking, AI security, and AI services. Remote worldwide or on-site with Robert Ressl.

Safematix is founded and led by Robert Ressl, a Swiss security and AI systems engineer. His work spans Linux and cloud platforms, global offensive-security delivery, model engineering, and regulated production. You work directly with the person doing the technical work.

20+ years in systems; 150+ penetration testing and red-team projects; 11 countries with embedded delivery; 39 listed credentials.

## Pages

- [Safematix home](https://safematix.com/index.md): Complete English service, delivery, founder, FAQ, and contact information.
- [Know what your AI agent can reach—and what it can be made to do.](https://safematix.com/ai-agent-security/index.md): AI agents can read documents, call tools and change systems. Safematix tests whether untrusted instructions, excessive permissions or connected services can cause unintended actions or expose data. You receive reproducible evidence, prioritized fixes and a focused retest—not just a model score.
- [Know which web and API weaknesses need fixing first.](https://safematix.com/web-api-security/index.md): Safematix manually tests how users, browsers and API clients can cross access boundaries or misuse application workflows. Your team receives reproducible findings, a practical remediation order and a focused retest, within a written and explicitly authorized scope.
- [Cyber security consulting with a clear plan for action.](https://safematix.com/security-consulting/index.md): When policies, architecture and operational risks pull in different directions, Safematix helps you decide what to address first. Work directly with Robert Ressl on a defined review, roadmap or implementation task—with agreed deliverables, responsibilities and a way to verify the result.
- [Secure development your team can put into practice.](https://safematix.com/secure-development-training/index.md): A two-day, instructor-led course for developers, reviewers and technical leads. Safematix uses relevant examples to practise threat modeling, secure coding and verification—not just discuss security rules. Maximum 25 participants per group; agenda and price confirmed on request.
- [Privacy](https://safematix.com/privacy/index.md): English data-processing, retention, security, and data-rights notice.
- [Deutscher Leitfaden](https://safematix.com/de/llms.txt): German version of this AI-readable guide.

## XML sitemap for search-engine discovery.

- [sitemap.xml](https://safematix.com/sitemap.xml)
- [robots.txt](https://safematix.com/robots.txt)

## Public evidence and credentials

- [CISSP](https://www.credly.com/badges/123a834e-db72-4eec-8288-0faf9d1f8947)
- [OSEP](https://www.credential.net/75b8efc9-bf86-4914-901a-ee285cd3d442)
- [OSWE](https://www.credential.net/a3cff1f8-70c1-48d6-b876-5e8817a9f580)
- [OSCP](https://www.credential.net/6cad0c3b-705b-4efd-a349-514fc73dca6c)
- [Robert Ressl’s full public CV.](https://ressl.ch/robert-ressl-cv.pdf)
- [Robert Ressl’s public LinkedIn profile.](https://www.linkedin.com/in/robertressl/)

## Contact and policies

- [hello@safematix.com](mailto:hello@safematix.com): Direct email for confidential scoping; do not send secrets or sensitive exploit details initially.
- [Book 30 minutes](https://calendly.com/ressl/new-meeting): Optional visitor-initiated scheduling on Calendly.