Principal Security Researcher | Penetration Tester, DevSecOps, AI Security
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Principal Security Researcher | Penetration Tester, DevSecOps, AI Security.
With over 20 years of experience in cybersecurity, I help organizations secure applications, APIs, cloud-native platforms, and AI systems through security research, penetration testing, secure architecture, and engineering-focused security programs.
My current work focuses on AI Security, LLM Security, MLSecOps, and AI supply chain security. I am the author of the open-source MLSecOps Practical Reference Guide and actively contribute to the security community through research, open-source projects, technical writing, and conference talks.
Recognition includes Microsoft Most Valuable Security Researcher (2020), MSRC Hall of Fame listings, and competitive bug-bounty outcomes. Early public writing from 2007–2013 is archived on The Roots timeline.
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Moslem Haghighian is a Principal Security Researcher and Penetration Tester focused on DevSecOps and AI Security. With over 20 years in cybersecurity, he was recognized by Microsoft as a Most Valuable Security Researcher (2020).
He is known for security research and Microsoft MSRC recognition, authoring the MLSecOps Practical Reference Guide, open-source security tooling, and work spanning Application Security, Offensive Security, DevSecOps, and AI Security.
An open-source, implementation-oriented reference for securing machine-learning systems end-to-end. It consolidates practical guidance from major AI/security frameworks so teams can apply MLSecOps in real production environments.
Email hello@mhsec.me, or connect via LinkedIn, GitHub (@MHaghighian), and X (@l4tr0d3ctism). The contact page on mhsec.me lists current channels for research collaboration, speaking, and advisory work.
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