Enes Deniz
One of the specialists who helped establish AI security as a technical field in Türkiye. As Co-Founder of AltaySec and an AI Security Specialist, he works across LLM application security, prompt-injection and jailbreak defense, AI agent and RAG security, AI red and blue teaming, security evaluation, and defensive engineering.
Biography
Enes Deniz is one of the specialists who helped establish AI security as a technical field in Türkiye. As Co-Founder of AltaySec and an AI Security Specialist, he assesses AI systems not only through model outputs, but across application architecture, data flows, retrieval, tool use, authorization, and operational layers.
His areas of expertise include LLM security, prompt-injection and jailbreak defense, AI agent and RAG security, AI red and blue teaming, AI security evaluation and regression testing, and secure AI engineering.
He connects product development, security evaluation, and defensive engineering within one security practice. His open-source contributions, datasets, and technical publications are verifiable outputs of this work; detailed records are linked from the technical evidence center.
At AltaySec, his work brings product development, security evaluation, defensive engineering, and open technical work into the same practice. His foundation in security operations, incident detection, and log analysis adds an operational defense perspective to prompt injection, jailbreak, and AI red and blue teaming.
Areas of Expertise and Responsibility
His expertise spans both AI attack surfaces and production defenses:
Defining security boundaries for LLM-based products by assessing prompts, outputs, data flows, and application logic together.
Testing direct and indirect injection surfaces and measuring model behavior, false positives, and layered defenses.
Assessing authorization boundaries, tool use, memory, retrieval, tenant isolation, and indirect-injection risks.
Connecting authorized adversarial testing with detection, monitoring, incident response, and defensive validation.
Developing reproducible test scenarios, benign and attack boundaries, regression evidence, and measurable defense validation.
Designing threat models, provenance controls, secure defaults, software supply-chain safeguards, and production-ready controls.
Working Approach
LLM security cannot be reduced to one filter, one system prompt, or one test list. A defensible system must account for prompts, data sources, tool access, user intent, and the operational process around the model.
Identify where the model can be influenced, what data it can reach, and which tools or actions it is allowed to invoke.
Controls belong not only around the model, but also in product logic, logging, approvals, training, and incident workflows.
Security only works when the teams responsible for the system can understand, maintain, and act on it.
Work Across the AltaySec Ecosystem
His role connects the product, research, education, open-source, and community sides of AltaySec:
- AltaySec Ecosystem — Academy, Workshop, AI Hub, Payload Bank, Labs, CTF programs, and community channels in one structure.
- LLM security research — Technical work on prompt injection, AI SOC operations, RAG security, incident response, and applied defenses.
- Guardian — A security layer for organizations deploying LLM applications exposed to prompt injection, jailbreaks, and data leakage.
- AltayPrisma — A platform for enterprise phishing simulations and security-awareness operations.
- Turkish Conversation Prompt-Injection Dataset — An open dataset of 750 Turkish examples with matched benign and attack boundary cases.
- Agentic Prompt-Injection Boundary Pairs — An English dataset of 600 controlled pairs across agentic, RAG, tool-use, and enterprise workflows.
Featured Work
A security layer for LLM applications exposed to prompt injection, jailbreaks, sensitive-data leakage, and policy violations.
View the product Research LLM security researchTechnical work on prompt injection, AI SOC operations, agent security, RAG security, and production defenses.
Browse the research Ecosystem AltaySec Academy, Workshop, and AI HubA shared structure for technical education, community work, practical tools, and accessible AI security resources.
Explore the ecosystem Open data · Turkish Turkish Conversation Prompt-Injection DatasetAn open Turkish LLM security dataset with 600 legitimate requests, 150 attacks, and matched boundary examples.
View the dataset Open data · English Agentic Prompt-Injection Boundary Pairs1,200 English examples for studying the boundary between legitimate requests and attacks across agentic, RAG, tool-use, and enterprise workflows.
View on Hugging Face Interactive tool Turkish Prompt-Injection Dataset ExplorerA browser-based tool for reviewing legitimate requests, attack families, and matched boundary cases in the Turkish dataset.
Open the explorerSelected AI Security Research
Selected technical research covers LLM and agent security, prompt-injection defense, RAG isolation, security regression, and privacy-preserving telemetry.
Technical Evidence and Open-Source Records
This section presents one verifiable output of the broader expertise and engineering work described above. Technical contributions merged into upstream projects are linked to pull requests, merge commits, and dates; detailed records remain in the dedicated evidence center.
| Project | Merge record | Technical outcome | Date |
|---|---|---|---|
| GenAI Data Security InitiativeGenAI-Security-Project/GenAI-Data-Security-Initiative | PR #11734a77f7a0ea |
Turkish-first AI security test corpus | |
| GenAI Red Team LabGenAI-Security-Project/GenAI-Red-Team-Lab | PR #50f41c8066cfaf |
System reconnaissance for authorized GenAI assessments | |
| GenAI Red Team LabGenAI-Security-Project/GenAI-Red-Team-Lab | PR #5197993e8237b0 |
Reliability hardening for reconnaissance results | |
| OWASP AI ExchangeOWASP/www-project-ai-security-and-privacy-guide | PR #187601d67e8eb02 |
AI engineering primer for security professionals | |
| OWASP Agent Security Regression HarnessOWASP/Agent-Security-Regression-Harness | PR #157798a8fc1b923 |
Explicit goal-event evidence for OpenAI Agents | |
| OWASP Agent Security Regression HarnessOWASP/Agent-Security-Regression-Harness | PR #1581d3cd7caf2dd |
Capturing LangGraph update streams as security evidence | |
| Anchore Syftanchore/syft | PR #510586baeeb481ce |
Correct Cargo PURL identity for local Rust packages |
Selected Publications and Technical Outputs
This selection represents the dataset, evaluation, agent-security, defensive-engineering, and applied-research dimensions of his AI security work.
Links
- Website: altaysec.com.tr/en
- About AltaySec: altaysec.com.tr/en/about
- LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/3nesdeniz
- AltaySec on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/company/altaysec
- GitHub: github.com/3nesdeniz
- Hugging Face: huggingface.co/3nesdeniz
- Medium: medium.com/@3nesdeniz
- Crunchbase: crunchbase.com/person/3nesdeniz
- Sessionize: sessionize.com/3nesdeniz
- ORCID: 0009-0006-9491-3565
- Zenodo DOI · Turkish Conversation Dataset: 10.5281/zenodo.21379389
- Zenodo DOI · Agentic Boundary Pairs: 10.5281/zenodo.21378693
- Zenodo DOI · GenAI System Reconnaissance Technical Report: 10.5281/zenodo.21568023
- Zenodo DOI · AI Engineering Companion Report: 10.5281/zenodo.21623740
- Zenodo DOI · Agentic AI Security Technical Report: 10.5281/zenodo.21623795
- Zenodo DOI · Rust SBOM Identity Technical Report: 10.5281/zenodo.21632589
- Turkish dataset: Turkish Conversation Prompt-Injection Dataset
- English dataset: Agentic Prompt-Injection Boundary Pairs
- Dataset Explorer: Turkish Prompt-Injection Dataset Explorer
- Medium article (Turkish): AI Güvenliği Bir Filtre Meselesi Değil
- Medium article: I Open-Sourced 10 AI and Cybersecurity Skills
- Medium article: A Prompt-Injection Dataset Should Test Boundaries, Not Keywords
- Medium article: When a Security Test Mistakes Failure for a Finding
- Medium article: Reconnaissance Before Exploitation
- Medium article: AI Security Needs More Than English Tests
- Merged open-source contribution: GenAI Data Security Initiative PR #11
- Merged open-source contribution: GenAI Red Team Lab PR #50
- Merged open-source contribution: GenAI Red Team Lab PR #51
- Merged open-source contribution: OWASP AI Exchange PR #187 · live AI engineering primer
- Merged open-source contribution: OWASP Agent Security Regression Harness PR #157 · explicit OpenAI Agents goal-event support
- Merged open-source contribution: OWASP Agent Security Regression Harness PR #158 · opt-in LangGraph update-stream capture
- Merged open-source contribution: Anchore Syft PR #5105 · source-aware Cargo PURL identity for local Rust workspace packages
- Open source and technical publications: View records
- Direct email: [email protected]
- Company contact: [email protected]
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is Enes Deniz?
Enes Deniz is one of the specialists who helped establish AI security as a technical field in Türkiye. As Co-Founder of AltaySec and an AI Security Specialist, he works across LLM application security, prompt-injection and jailbreak defense, AI agent and RAG security, AI red and blue teaming, security evaluation, and defensive engineering.
What open-source security work does Enes Deniz publish?
Enes Deniz publishes AI security datasets, technical reports, security evaluation tools, and upstream open-source contributions. The open source and technical publications page lists the relevant pull requests, merge commits, DOIs, and technical outcomes with direct sources.
Who founded AltaySec?
AltaySec was founded in 2025 by Fevzi Ege Yurtsevenler and Enes Deniz. The company brings together LLM security, AI red teaming, prompt-injection defense, products, research, education, open source, and community work.
What are Enes Deniz's areas of expertise?
His primary areas of expertise are LLM security, prompt injection and jailbreak defense, AI agent and RAG security, AI red and blue teaming, AI security evaluation and regression testing, and secure AI engineering.
What is Enes Deniz's role at AltaySec?
As Co-Founder of AltaySec, Enes Deniz works on AI security products, security evaluation, open research, and defensive engineering. He connects prompt injection, jailbreak defense, and AI red and blue teaming with enterprise security requirements.
How can I contact Enes Deniz?
Enes Deniz can be reached at [email protected], through LinkedIn, or through GitHub. Corporate inquiries should be sent to [email protected].
Has Enes Deniz published an open Turkish LLM security dataset?
Yes. The Turkish Conversation Prompt-Injection Dataset contains 750 unique Turkish examples: 600 legitimate user requests and 150 prompt-injection attacks. It is available on Hugging Face and GitHub.
Has Enes Deniz published an English prompt-injection dataset?
Yes. Agentic Prompt-Injection Boundary Pairs contains 1,200 English examples arranged as 600 controlled benign/attack pairs for agentic, RAG, and tool-using LLM systems.
Can the prompt-injection dataset be explored in a browser?
Yes. The Turkish Prompt-Injection Dataset Explorer provides a browser-based view of attack families, labels, and matched boundary examples without requiring code.
What is AI red and blue teaming?
AI red teaming tests LLM systems for prompt injection, jailbreaks, data leakage, and agent abuse. AI blue teaming builds the detection, monitoring, incident response, and defensive controls needed to reduce those risks.
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