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Riseup Labs is a Dhaka-headquartered AI-native technology services company, founded in 2009, delivering software development, BPO, and customer experience automation, with cybersecurity among its technical practices.
Riseup Labs is not a security vendor. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Dhaka, Bangladesh, it is an AI-native technology services company selling software development, BPO, and customer experience operations to enterprise clients. Cybersecurity appears in its technical portfolio as one practice area among many - alongside AI automation, cloud services, IoT, blockchain, AR/VR/MR, gaming, data analytics, and quality engineering - rather than as the company's core business. Candidates evaluating this team should calibrate accordingly: security work here sits inside broader digital transformation and application services engagements across sectors including fintech, healthcare, ecommerce, EduTech, automotive, manufacturing, and real estate.
The scale is real. The company reports more than 700 digital products delivered since inception, and its industry mix means the threat models vary widely - an ecommerce deployment, a fintech integration, and a healthcare build do not share the same regulatory surface or attack profile. Verticals like fintech and healthcare in particular bring compliance and data-handling expectations that shape how engineering and quality engineering teams operate. No team size or funding figures are publicly disclosed.
On the product side, Riseup Labs operates Commplify, an AI-driven customer experience automation platform, alongside its services business. Operating models offered to clients include managed services, resource augmentation, and customer experience operations. The company positions itself around helping organizations gain speed, scale, and intelligence in operations, and describes its presence as global. Day-to-day, that translates to a services organization with in-house product work and a wide technical spread - useful for engineers who want breadth, less so for those seeking a dedicated security research function.
