Rihards has worked with Magento for over ten years, starting back on 1.9 and staying with the platform through every version since. He has delivered complex commerce projects for Fortune 500 brands, where he has seen how easily technical excellence and business results drift apart, and how expensive that gap becomes. His focus is growth: revenue, conversion, and the operational capacity to keep scaling, rather than architecture admired for its own sake.
Meet Magento Poland 2026
A day in the life of a Magento attacker in the age of AI
Told from the attacker’s chair: how automated recon finds your unpatched store, leaked keys and exposed admin paths within minutes of a disclosure, and how LLMs collapsed the gap between a published CVE and a working exploit at scale. Then the defence, because patching alone is not a strategy: WAF virtual patching and its limits, key and token rotation, admin hardening, rate limiting and bot management, supply-chain controls in Composer and npm, plus the logging you need to detect it. With an anonymised incident timeline.