Philipp Danylak

Philipp Danylak is a research associate and PhD candidate at the Chair of Information Infrastructures, Technical University of Munich (TUM), Campus Heilbronn, focusing on information security and data protection certification implementation within organizations.

He holds a Master of Science in Industrial Engineering and Management from Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, including an Erasmus+ semester at Linköpings Universitet in Sweden.

His research centers on IS certification internalization, examining how organizations implement information security standards while addressing superficial adoption challenges. Key interests include privacy frameworks, cybersecurity compliance mechanisms, and certification process optimization, with emphasis on bridging theoretical standards and practical organizational implementation.

His publication trajectory shows consistent focus on certification internalization challenges, evolving from framework development (2022) to applied criteria catalog creation (2024 DIRECTIONS project), demonstrating growing impact in security standardization practices within German research contexts.

No scientific awards are documented in available sources.

As a doctoral candidate, he is not currently supervising students but contributes to the DIRECTIONS project under Prof. Sunyaev's leadership, with research intersecting blockchain systems and autonomous driving safety frameworks.

He actively participates in TUM's Information Infrastructures research group, collaborating on projects spanning GameUP, blockchain decentralization, and machine learning coordination systems at the Heilbronn campus.