Adarsh Anand
As a Software Development Engineer at Trellix, I focus on data security and preventing unauthorized exfiltration of sensitive corporate information as part of the Data Loss Prevention (Windows) team.
Previously at Intel Corporation, I worked on confidential computing technologies, including Intel SGX and TDX, implementing advanced fuzzing frameworks and addressing vulnerabilities.
A B.Tech graduate in Computer Science and Engineering from IIT Goa, I am dedicated to advancing innovation in data protection and secure systems.
## Experience
Trellix
Software Development Engineer
Team - Data Loss Prevention (Windows) || Data Security
- ▸Engineered the Native Registry Management Module for Google Content Analysis Connector to enable injection-free web protection for Chrome and Edge.
- ▸Integrated Boldon James classification support into Trellix DLP Endpoint.
- ▸Developed comprehensive test automation infrastructure using CppUnit.
Intel
Software Development Engineer
Team - Confidential Computing (Intel SGX/TDX) || Platform Engineering Group
- ▸Contributed to Intel SGX Gramine to secure confidential computing workloads.
- ▸Implemented Intel SGX fuzzing framework by CPU ID fuzzing harnesses.
- ▸Engineered Intel TDX Full-Disk Encryption (FDE) solution.
- ▸Led creation of CentOS Virtualization SIG attestation guides.
- ▸Integrated Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) with Intel SGX.
- ▸Enhanced LLM Adversarial Robustness Toolkit.
- ▸Conducted comprehensive vLLM benchmarking.
Intel
Graduate Technical Intern
Team - Device Onboarding || Product Assurance & Security
- ▸Collaborated with FIDO Device Onboarding (FDO) team.
- ▸Modernized cryptographic security architecture by implementing OpenSSL 3.0 migration.
- ▸Designed and implemented a POC of Bare Metal Onboarding (BMO).
## Tech Stack
Languages5 items
System & Kernel7 items
Security & Privacy15 items
Databases & Tools3 items
Frontend & Web6 items
DevOps & Infrastructure4 items
## Let's Talk
I'm always open to discussing new opportunities, interesting projects, collaborations, or just chatting about tech, security, and system programming. Feel free to reach out!