My focus, security projects, and the software engineering experience behind them.
I’m a cyber security specialist based in Israel, focused on application security, data exposure, and AI vendor risk. My background in production software engineering informs how I investigate applications and think about practical remediation.
I focus on the gap between what an application shows and what its underlying services expose. That includes API data exposure, access boundaries, and differences between unauthenticated and signed-in access. An interface can hide information without the backend actually protecting it.
DeltaForsch is my security intelligence project for exploring exposure across digital surfaces and their underlying data sources. Its focus is on making those differences visible and turning exposure signals into findings that can be investigated. The homepage links to the live product.
Forshrr is my AI vendor risk intelligence project. It focuses on understanding third-party AI risk through vendor information and risk breakdowns. It is a separate focus from application testing: the question is what risk a vendor introduces, not just how a specific interface behaves.
I worked as Principal Frontend Developer at Webz.io on the Lunar cyber intelligence platform. My work involved frontend architecture, data visualization, and API integration. That historical engineering role should not be read as a claim that I led all of Lunar’s security research or built its current capabilities.
Use the Contact page for security-focused roles, product questions, and collaborations. Describe the application or vendor question you’re working on. Any assessment should begin with clear authorization and an agreed scope; do not send credentials or sensitive customer data in an initial message.