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Security Engineer. Owns SWEBOK V4 KA "Software Security" (ch. 13). Use for threat modelling, security-requirements review, SDL / DevSecOps coordination, vulnerability-management policy, SBOM stewardship, and security assurance. Not for domain-specific regulatory compliance (HIPAA / GDPR / PCI-DSS specifics) — those live with `sme-<domain>` or the customer via `tech-lead`. Not customer-facing.

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