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Cyber Security Professional · AI Leader · Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence '26
I automate what most do manually, secure enterprise infrastructure at scale, and build AI that simulates the attacker before one arrives.
I have 7+ years of experience in cybersecurity and AI, spanning hands-on security engineering, detection and response, vulnerability management at scale, and applied machine learning for threat detection and risk prioritization.
My education includes a Bachelor of Applied Science (Honours) in Cyber Security from Sheridan College. I hold CISSP. I'm completing a Master of Management in Artificial Intelligence (MMAI) at Queen's University Smith School of Business, where I apply AI directly to the security problems I work on every day.
My work has covered Data Loss Prevention, Digital Forensics, Cloud Security, SIEM & Detection Engineering, Firewall & Network Architecture, Security Consulting, and Vulnerability Management — from detection engineering and DFIR to enterprise consulting and leading L3 vulnerability management programs. On the AI side, I focus on LLM security, prompt injection detection, anomaly detection pipelines, NLP, and multi-modal AI systems, building tools and research at the intersection of AI and cybersecurity.
I'm also a leader in the community: I serve as Board Director at ISC2 Toronto Chapter (Toronto, ON), leading professional development for one of Canada's largest cybersecurity communities, and I teach Digital Forensics and Cloud & IoT Security at Seneca Polytechnic (Toronto, ON) — my students have rated me on Rate My Professors. I'm a blockchain enthusiast and stay active on-chain — find me at turab.eth and turab.sol.
I'm currently pursuing the OSCP — because the best defensive engineers understand how attackers think. My work combines deep enterprise security engineering (vulnerability management, container security, DevSecOps automation) with applied AI research: LLM prompt injection tooling, anomaly detection pipelines, and reinforcement learning for adversarial attack simulation. I build things, teach what I know, and stay close to where the threats are moving.
Detailed writeup of our team's 5th place finish in the TraceLabs OSINT CTF, sharing techniques and methodologies.
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