SecurityBoat

SecurityBoat started life in 2021 as an offensive-security shop - penetration testing, red teaming, compliance-driven assessments - and has since rebuilt itself around a platform. The stated problem is the one most security teams recognize: findings die in PDFs while the attack surface keeps moving. The response is TriNetra, an agentic cybersecurity platform that puts AI agents and vetted human researchers on a single record of risk, from first discovery through to verified fix. That blend is the operating model, not a marketing layer: automation handles breadth and continuity, humans handle judgment and validation.

The technical surface spans offensive security, application security, attack surface management, vulnerability management, and broader risk management, plus the agentic-AI work underneath TriNetra itself. The portfolio carries scale that's worth asking about in detail: more than 1,000 penetration tests delivered, over 8,000 vulnerabilities validated, and more than 100 organizations secured across banking, insurance, government, regulated financial services, and digital-first startups. Verticals like banking and government imply compliance-heavy delivery, and the credentials back that orientation - CERT-In empanelled, CREST accredited, ISO 27001, ISO 9001, and SOC 2 Type 2.

Founder Ninad Mathpati launched the company in June 2021, and the services-to-platform trajectory is the thing to interrogate if you're evaluating the engineering work: what stays manual, what the agents actually own, and how verification gets enforced end to end. The company frames its mission as being the trusted guide called before something breaks - a preventive posture rather than an incident-response one. Geographic footprint is anchored in India via the CERT-In empanelment. Team size is not published.