AI Security Engineering
Threat modeling for LLM apps, prompt injection defenses, data leakage controls, and evals/red-teaming.
Helping teams secure LLM applications and automate security operations with practical, high-impact controls.
Threat modeling, automation with n8n, and cloud detection engineering for modern products.
Practical services across AI security engineering, automation, and detection operations.
Threat modeling for LLM apps, prompt injection defenses, data leakage controls, and evals/red-teaming.
SIEM-driven alert enrichment, IOC triage, SAST/DAST and DevSecOps workflows, Jira/Slack orchestration, evidence collection, and reporting.
Monitoring pipelines, detection engineering, and incident response readiness.
Security automations designed for real operations. Each playbook reduces manual work and improves response quality.
SIEM -> context enrichment -> Slack/Jira triage with severity hints and recommended next steps.
Automated checks for prompt/output data leakage, exposed credentials, and unsafe content paths before incidents escalate.
Workflow-driven evidence gathering for controls, incidents, and policy checks to keep audit artifacts current and traceable.
Operational pipelines for AI security events: prompt abuse triage, model misuse signals, escalation routing, and response playbooks.
A practical, structured approach to secure AI systems and cloud environments while keeping delivery measurable and efficient.
Foundations & attack paths: security risk assessment and threat modeling extended to AI systems, mapping prompts, files, APIs, RAG sources, trust boundaries, and likely attacks (prompt injection, data leakage, tool abuse) across infrastructure and cloud risks.
Walls, guardrails & automation: turn findings into practical implementation with access control, secrets handling, safe tool permissions, filtering where needed, and n8n automations for alert enrichment, triage routing, evidence collection, reporting, logging, and evaluation hooks.
Pressure-test the castle: validate with security testing and realistic adversarial checks, including AI red-team scenarios, misuse/abuse monitoring, and verification of incident signals, detection coverage, and auditability.
People, practice & proof: sustain playbooks, ongoing monitoring, and team training; map controls to PCI DSS / ISO / NIST where relevant, and keep documentation current for audits and incident readiness.
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Representative results from security and automation projects, with anonymized metrics and concrete before/after impact.
Before: analysts manually stitched context across SIEM, tickets, and chat.
After: enrichment pipelines delivered incident context and action hints in one place.
Before: high-volume low-signal alerts created fatigue and slow response.
After: automation added deduplication, prioritization, and routing logic to reduce noise.
Before: AI feature risk was implicit and inconsistently documented.
After: structured threat models defined controls for prompts, tools, data paths, and response playbooks.
Start with a focused review of your highest-risk workflows and leave with a practical plan for controls, automation, and rollout.