I'm Roshan. I secure systems as an ethical hacker, teach cybersecurity and AI, and I'm building Xyberonze — an AI-centric cybersecurity platform for the threats that haven't happened yet.
I've spent the last 2 years working as a cybersecurity engineer with an ethical hacker's approach — finding the gap before someone else does. I'm certified through IIT Roorkee, and I've built my career on the belief that security has to be hands-on to be real.
That same belief is why I teach. I run Xyberonze as both a classroom and a company — sharing what I know about cybersecurity and applied AI, while building the platform I think the next decade of security work will need.
Two tracks, taught from real field experience. Full course lineups are being finalized — reach out for early access.
Ethical hacking fundamentals, network and system security, and vulnerability assessment — taught the way it's actually practiced in the field, not just on paper.
Practical foundations in AI and generative AI, applied specifically to security work — from using AI tools well to understanding how AI is reshaping both attack and defense.
Built to bring machine learning into day-to-day defense — catching what manual monitoring misses, and closing the gap between a threat appearing and a threat being handled.
Continuously watches systems and traffic for signals that don't fit the baseline.
AI models score and prioritize what's actually risky, cutting through alert noise.
Surfaces clear next steps, or acts automatically on the ones you trust it with.
Models trained to spot unusual patterns in real time, before they escalate into incidents.
Alerts get sorted and prioritized automatically, so teams spend time on what matters.
Systems and vulnerabilities ranked by real-world exploitability, not just severity on paper.
Security engineers stay in control — reviewing, overriding, and refining what the AI decides.
Feature set and demo numbers are illustrative — update these to match your platform's real, measured capabilities as it develops.
Looking to hire a security engineer, join a cohort, or talk about the platform — reach out.