A place for my cybersecurity stuff.
Hi, I'm Shabran. I'm still learning cybersecurity, honestly more curious than expert. But I like building things that are actually useful and giving them away for free. Right now that's CaseSphere (a simple SOC case management tool) and Brun PAM (browser-based privileged access management). Both open source, both self-hosted, both still very much works in progress
Two tools, one instinct
Give a team one honest, self-hosted place to see what's happening — instead of stitching that together from spreadsheets and shared passwords.
CaseSphere
Gives your SOC team a single pane of glass to triage alerts, investigate cases, track SLA compliance, and respond faster — with AI-powered analysis built in.
Brun PAM
Give your team SSH, RDP, and VNC access through the browser — every session recorded, every password redacted automatically, self-hosted and open source.
Built to be run by you, not rented from me
Self-hosted by default
Your data stays on your own infrastructure — nothing about CaseSphere or Brun PAM requires sending it anywhere else.
Built to be read
Small, readable codebases over clever abstractions. You should be able to open the source and follow what's happening.
No lock-in
Fork it, change it, or walk away. Open source means you're never stuck waiting on someone else's roadmap.
Shabran Alkhairi
Cybersecurity's my thing, but somewhere along the way I caught the open source bug hard, and now it's basically a personality trait. There's something about shipping a tool that anyone can clone, read, and self-host no paywall, no "book a demo," no gatekeeping that just hits different. CaseSphere and Brun are me scratching my own itch: SOC teams drowning in alerts, engineers sharing root passwords like it's fine. So I built the fix and open-sourced the whole thing.