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Aman Agarwal: security engineering and applied AI. Iowa State MIS, CompTIA Security+, former HNI cybersecurity intern. Open to entry-level security and AI roles from January 2027.

I build security controls and AI-powered tools, test them against real systems, and publish what failed alongside what passed. MIS senior at Iowa State with a Cybersecurity Engineering minor, graduating December 2026; CompTIA Security+; former cybersecurity intern at HNI. Open to entry-level roles in security engineering, security operations or identity and access management, and AI engineering or automation roles, from January 2027.

Portfolio · Recruiter summary · LinkedIn · Email

Featured projects

AccessOps public demo with synthetic data: a departure case, its next step and the evidence source of each required action

AccessOps

Disabled isn't done. Automated employee offboarding that proves the person's access is really gone. An HR event shuts off their access in Microsoft Entra ID, Keycloak and an Active Directory-compatible directory, and each system is checked to confirm the change.

  • 2.6 s from the HR event to the person signed out and their tokens blocked
  • 6 gaps found by live testing, each fixed or documented
  • 20 s for Microsoft Entra ID to confirm the change, in a test tenant

Case study · Live demo · Source

SignalBridge evidence viewer: Wazuh runs from an isolated local lab with synthetic data

SignalBridge

Catch the access that should have ended. A detection lab where five detection rules, also written as Sigma, SPL and KQL, flag access that continues after a permission was removed. Tested against real Keycloak, Wazuh, OWASP ZAP and Shuffle.

  • 4 writes a removed user could still make, until I found and fixed the race
  • 5 detection rules run in Splunk and a Kusto emulator against the same 48 scenarios
  • 0 events lost or duplicated when I stopped the Wazuh collector mid-run

Case study · Source

The two work as a pair: AccessOps sends a signed event for each offboarding step, and SignalBridge verifies those events and opens a critical case if a departed account is used anyway.

More projects

Project What it is Highlight
BetTail Live web app where private groups share sports picks and track results Profit, ROI and leaderboards calculated in the database; row-level security on every exposed table; 6 fixes from my security review
Netted Personal-finance app for trade profit, shared funds and budgeting Accounting rules written before any code; MFA enforced in the database; 7-item risk register
Downfield Local AI research agent that writes structured NFL reports for BetTail 32 games across two NFL weeks and 415 saved reports so far; every report checked by code; forecasts graded after each game

BetTail, Netted and Downfield are private; their case studies link selected code and tests.

Experience

Cybersecurity Intern, HNI Corporation · May–July 2026
Automated triage for 3 identity-alert types in Cortex XSIAM (30+ alerts handled without manual review), supported phishing response and data-loss investigations with Proofpoint, built Python threat-intelligence integrations, and wrote Rego controls and Wiz queries for Azure.

Toolkit

Identity & access
Keycloak: OIDC, SCIM, MFA Microsoft Entra ID and Graph Samba AD: LDAPS, Kerberos OPA and Rego Shared Signals: CAEP, RISC

Detection & response
Cortex XSIAM Wazuh SIEM Sigma rules Splunk SPL KQL Shuffle SOAR Proofpoint TRAP and DLP VirusTotal OWASP ZAP

Cloud security
Microsoft Azure Wiz Security Graph Rego cloud controls

Engineering
Python Django PostgreSQL TypeScript React Next.js Supabase Docker

Delivery
GitHub Actions CodeQL and dependency review Signed releases with SBOM

Applied AI
LLM agents (Claude) Structured output with JSON Schema Tool and environment allowlists Source provenance

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  1. AccessOps AccessOps Public

    Automated employee offboarding that proves access is really gone: an HR event shuts off access in Microsoft Entra ID (test tenant), Keycloak and an AD-compatible directory, and each system is checked.

    Python

  2. signalbridge signalbridge Public

    Detection lab that catches access that should have ended: five rules written as Sigma, SPL and KQL, tested against real Keycloak, Wazuh, OWASP ZAP and Shuffle.

    Python

  3. aman-agarwal6.github.io aman-agarwal6.github.io Public

    Portfolio of Aman Agarwal: security engineering and applied AI case studies.

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