Kabir Mohammed

Kabir is a lifelong software architect, entrepreneur, and author who began programming in eighth grade and sold his first software in college. He wrote his first programming book at 25, has authored dozens of books on Linux, web technologies, and security, and built a venture-backed startup before creating a profitable software company that has operated for more than two decades.

Beyond his entrepreneurial endeavors, Kabir has established himself as a prolific computer science and technology author. His work focuses on web technologies, programming languages, and Linux operating systems. Some of his books include:

• CGI Primer (Perl programming) book
• Red Hat Linux Security (official Red Hat Press)
• Red Hat Administrator's Guide (official Red Hat Press)
• Apache Server Bible (multiple editions and seven languages)
• Red Hat Linux Server 6/7/8/9 (many editions and languages)
• Red Hat Enterprise
• SuSE Linux Server (English and German)

In recent years, he has focused on building AI-native companies and helping professionals turn AI into measurable business outcomes.