Semper Victus connects consulting expertise with industry to create secure, resilient, and performant deliverables for mission-critical environments. Bringing together teams of world-class SME's to meet the security, infrastructure, and software needs of clients spanning continents and verticals to increase capabilities through training and technical enablement.

Boris Lukashev is the chief technology officer at InferSight, responsible for driving technical innovation across InferSight’s products and services. Boris has extensive hands on experience with networking, security and enterprise application integration. Prior to joining InferSight, Boris was the founder and president of Semper Victus, a consulting firm specializing in cyber security, scalable architectures, as well as infrastructure design and implementation. He has worked on multiple open-source projects in a development role including the Metasploit Framework. Metasploit is an open-source exploitation framework used for professional penetration testing and security research. His contributions include Powershell payload, parsers, and obfuscators, encrypted egress shells in multiple scripted languages, UDP transports, and numerous other core library additions or improvements

Developed corporate technology roadmapAssetts hosting deliverables, internal assets, network infrastructure, redundancy, and securityDeployed multi-site network hosting assetts between a datacenter, office, and cloud (EC2)Datacenter and office networks consist of virtualized environments running on Citrix XenServer using shared storage with 20+ (constant) guest servers.EC2 failover for production application and database servers hosting client deliverablesSet up cisco ASA5510's at both locations with VPN (RA and StS), static routing, NAT and PATIntegrated Linux, OSX, and MS environmentsOSX domain membership, group policy processing, roaming profiles, single sign on, SMB interoperability on a domain.Internalized mail to MSExchange using POSTini for external spam filtering (I/O)Developed partner relationships with vendors resulting in significant cost savings for the organization

Deployed in support of OIF 08-09 Trained and deployed with F Co 2/25 Worked in Company Level Intel Cell (CLIC) as an infantry marine collecting and analyzing intelligence while operating in Al Anbar Province Provided external security for Al Assad air base as part of F 2/25 Carried out presence and reconnaissance patrols Participated in humanitarian missions in the area of operations (AO) During "spare time" set up a VSAT connection for CLIC platoonUsing locally available equipment set up a wireless network, proxy/caching server (Clark Connect), and traffic shaping using layer 7 analysis and regular expression matching