Hassan Alsallam — AI & Cybersecurity Solutions Engineer
I help enterprises secure their cloud workloads, Kubernetes clusters and AI systems. Outside work I design and build native Linux applications.
I have spent the last eight years in cybersecurity: first leading customer success and professional services, now as a solutions engineer designing security architectures for enterprise customers.
My work covers AI-driven security, Zero Trust, cloud posture management and workload protection on Azure and AWS, backed by certifications across security, cloud and cloud-native platforms.
Outside work I build software: native Linux apps in Rust and GTK4, security platforms in Go, and games in Unity. Several of them are part of my daily workflow. They live under ~/projects here.
Projects
- Qumra (قُمرة): Native Linux IPTV and VOD streaming client built with GTK4 and libmpv
- Barq (برق): Native download manager with segmented acceleration and a browser extension
- GUARDRAIL PROTOCOL: A Unity platformer where real AI-security failures are the level mechanics
- KubeRange: A Kubernetes attack range with 83+ scenarios mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
- Kubelyra: A capybara-branded Kubernetes lab appliance you manage from the browser
- Zombie Sandbox: First-person zombie survival in a procedural city you can dig under
- Uncrate: Installs upstream .deb and .rpm packages natively on Arch Linux
- Nuqta (نقطة): A floating scratchpad with seven dots, local AI commands and a snippet library
- Stash: A GNOME clipboard-history manager, everything you copy one keypress away
- VibeVault: One-way mirror backup to Backblaze B2 with a mass-deletion guard
- Deltarch: Shows what Arch package updates actually change before you apply them
- LCleaner: A native GTK4 system cleaner for Arch and CachyOS with 17 cleaners
- MyLinux: Inventories everything installed, snapshots the changes, rebuilds after a reinstall
- Raff (رَفّ): A shelf that batches GNOME screenshots and hands their paths to terminal AI agents