Security Lab

Public-safe tools and small security workflows.

Lightweight utilities that make security checks easier to inspect and understand. Not employer tools. Not client work. Public-safe examples of how I think through exposure, validation, identity, credentials, and vulnerability context.

These tools are lightweight, public-safe utilities. They are not employer tools or client work. They show how I think about exposure, validation, application behavior, credential hygiene, and vulnerability context. Each one reflects a real security concept made inspectable through a browser-based tool.

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Vulnerability Prioritization Workbench

Combines CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV status, internet exposure, asset criticality, compensating controls, and remediation effort to produce a practical priority and owner-ready remediation summary.

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Conditional Access Policy Simulator

A mock Entra ID simulator showing how access decisions change based on user type, device compliance, location, sign-in risk, MFA status, and policy conditions.

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AI Workflow Guardrail Studio

A guided evaluation for AI-enabled workflows that checks data sensitivity, tool approval, human review, logging, vendor risk, and guardrail gaps.

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Repository Security Baseline Builder

Generates a GitHub repository security baseline for branch protection, CODEOWNERS, secret scanning, dependency controls, Actions hardening, and artifact integrity.

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Security Finding Builder

Turns a validated risk into a clean, owner-ready security finding with technical description, executive summary, remediation steps, owner assignment, and retest criteria.

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Public-safe by design

These tools are public-safe demonstrations. They are not internal employer tools, not built from proprietary work, and do not connect to private systems. All data is either public, anonymized, or processed entirely in-browser.