Offensive foundation. Defensive execution. Built my expertise through offensive security labs, cloud attack simulations, and hands-on security research — learning exactly how attackers move through cloud infrastructure, escalate privileges, and evade detection. Now I build the CSPMs, SOAR platforms, and detection pipelines that catch those same techniques in production. Every tool I ship has been tested against live AWS infrastructure, not a sandbox.
Most cloud security engineers learn how to defend. I built my foundation through offensive security labs, cloud attack simulations, and security research — studying exactly how attackers move through cloud infrastructure, escalate privileges, and evade detection. I understand what a motivated attacker looks for because I've spent time thinking and operating like one in authorized environments.
That perspective changes everything about how I build security tooling. When I designed CloudSentinel's remediation engine, I didn't just ask "what's misconfigured?" I asked "what can an attacker do with this misconfiguration, and how quickly?" The result is a CSPM that reconstructed a 5-tactic MITRE ATT&CK kill chain — Initial Access → Defense Evasion → Credential Access → Lateral Movement → Collection — from real findings on a live AWS account.
I'm fully available for remote and global opportunities, specialising in security automation, detection engineering, and cloud security posture management on AWS. Former cybersecurity instructor at NIIT, Outstanding Mentor Award 2025.
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Looking for cloud security engineering and detection engineering roles where I can build security automation, detection pipelines, and CSPM infrastructure at scale. Fully available for remote and global opportunities.