Fraud
detection.
I build and audit the systems that detect fraud, verify identity and protect personal data - so that decisions about people are made by people.
About

Dmytro Morozov
Advisor on fraud prevention and data protection
I work with established organisations - manufacturing, logistics, retail, financial services and insurance, healthcare - where software scores customers, payments and applications, and the decision, along with the accountability for it, stays with people.
- 10+
- Years building and running systems where a mistake has a price - in money, or in consequences for a specific person.
- $M+
- Revenue and cost impact across the work I have been accountable for.
Public talks
Pixel Perfect Design Systems
Cursor Meetup
Voice over crypto
ETHWarsaw
Future of RWA tokenization
Cashifam
Adoption of account abstraction
CryptoThursday
Blockchain in our lives
First Advantage Launch Party
Services
What clients arrive with.
Pick the one that sounds like this week.
Fraud detection and identity
The rules that score a customer, a payment and an application, and route the case to the person who decides - costed on both sides. What missed fraud costs you, and what the good customers you turned away cost you.
Call me when
- Verification declines good customers and admits bad ones, and nobody can explain why
- A customer asks why they were declined and the only answer is that the system decided
- A rule was added after every incident and none was ever retired
AI in regulated processes
Classification of AI uses by risk, decision records that can still be reconstructed years later, and human oversight that can genuinely end in refusal. Readiness for the EU AI Act and GDPR Article 22.
Call me when
- A model scores customers or candidates and the outcome cannot be justified in writing
- A vendor added AI to your system and nobody on your side formally accepted it
- The documentation says a human approves; in practice they click a button
Security and data protection
A personal data flow map with the leak surface marked, a register of third-party integrations, an access review, and a NIS2 readiness assessment - for the organisation and for its suppliers.
Call me when
- Nobody can draw where customer data goes once it leaves the system
- A database copy has been sitting on a test environment for three years
- A customer or an insurer has started asking about NIS2
Regulated systems architecture
System design you can both maintain and explain: data flow diagrams, reasoned trade-offs, and documentation that works for the engineering team and for whoever inspects it.
Call me when
- You are building something new and the wrong foundations will cost years to undo
- Your team keeps circling the design without converging
- You need an architecture that risk and your enterprise customers will sign off
Audit and ongoing advisory
A review of what already runs: risk scoring rules, integrations, access and data flows. It ends in a change list ordered by effect against implementation risk, written to go to the team and to the board. An audit typically runs 2-3 weeks. After that, if the change needs to hold, a standing 2-4 days a month.
Call me when
- You have a date - an inspection, a customer audit, a go-live - and need to know what is missing
- A change has landed and needs to hold rather than slide back within a quarter
- You need someone on your side of the table who sells neither tooling nor certificates
Track record
Where I've done it before.


Reviews
What the people I've worked with say.
“Dmytro audited our platform for quality, security, and legal compliance - and delivered far beyond what we expected. His technical depth and hands-on approach impressed us enough that we brought him on as CTO. One of the best decisions we made for BrainStarter.”
Sebastian ChrzaszczCEO“Dmytro led our development team with exactly the discipline and ownership you want in a technical leader. Calm under pressure, sharp with stakeholders, and relentless about quality. He sets the bar high for himself and lifts everyone around him.”
Thomas ZizlspergerIT Director“Dmytro is a rare kind of technical leader - he researches before he acts, combines deep knowledge with genuine creativity, and always builds solutions with room to scale. His architecture decisions are structured and well-documented, and he genuinely invests in the people around him. A real asset to any serious project.”
Waleed ShlehaManaging DirectorContact
Ready to talk?
Describe the situation in your own words - no prepared materials, and no need to fit it to a service name. I'll tell you whether it's work for me, and say so plainly when it isn't.
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