AI coding assistants are running on developer machines with full access to .env files, API keys, SSH keys, customer PII, and source code. Every compliance framework — PCI-DSS, SOX, HIPAA — requires strict controls over sensitive data access. AI agents bypass every one of them.

SecureMind was built by three engineers — Partha, Kaushik, and Junaid — who kept asking the same question: why does no one secure these agents? The answer became a platform: five specialized products (SecureMind, Breach-Intel, Sentinel, RapidClaw) covering the full AI agent security lifecycle — model-agnostic, local-first, and operational in 30 seconds.

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Our Mission

Give every development team enterprise-grade DLP for their AI coding assistants — without vendor lock-in, cloud dependencies, or changes to existing workflows. Security that works with any LLM, any IDE, any deployment model.

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Our Vision

A world where AI agents are as accountable as human developers. Every file access logged, every command audited, every prompt screened — automatically, transparently, and without slowing anyone down.

Principles

What drives us

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Transparency

Every security decision is logged, explained, and auditable. No black boxes.

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Integrity

SHA-256 hash chains, immutable writes, tamper detection on every read.

Simplicity

Install the extension, security is active. Zero config, zero code changes.

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Local-First

Everything runs on your machine. Zero cloud dependencies, zero telemetry. Enterprise features available.

Origin Story

Why we built this

Three engineers. One problem nobody had solved.

Partha and Junaid met as engineering classmates and graduated together in 2019. Kaushik joined their circle around 2018 through a shared passion for table tennis — what started as a casual friendship evolved into a tight-knit group that regularly met to talk about technical careers, industry trends, and ideas worth building.

When LLMs started going mainstream, the conversations shifted. We kept coming back to one question: who is actually securing these AI coding agents that now have full access to developer machines? We researched the space thoroughly — existing tools were either vendor-specific, reactive, or required heavy infrastructure changes. Nobody had built a model-agnostic, local-first security layer that worked across all AI tools simultaneously.

That gap was the startup. We stopped researching and started building — five specialized products forming one complete AI agent security platform: SecureMind (DLP), Breach-Intel (compliance), Sentinel (monitoring), and RapidClaw (rapid response). Zero cloud dependencies. Works with every LLM. Install once, everything is protected.

Team

The people behind the SecureMind platform

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Partha Mehta

Co-Founder

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Kaushik Dharamshi

Co-Founder

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Junaid Mundichipparakkal

Co-Founder

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Timeline

Building in public

Q1 2026 — January

SecurityAgent for OpenClaw

Built the initial DLP plugin for OpenClaw — file read gate, exec command guard, and prompt intent analysis.

Q1 2026 — February

Model-agnostic gateway

Launched the FastAPI security proxy supporting OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini, Azure, and GitHub Models with PII redaction and injection detection.

Q1 2026 — March

VS Code extension + Chrome extension

Shipped the Copilot guardrail extension with multi-assistant support (Copilot, Cursor) and a Chrome DLP guard for browser-based AI tools.

Q1 2026 — March

securityagent-core extraction

Extracted the DLP engine into a reusable package. SecureMind and SecurityAgent both consume the same core.

Q2 2026 — April

Privacy controls + v4.12.0

Added system prompt masking, media filtering, AES-256-GCM session encryption, and modifying output pipeline. False-positive elimination across the full DLP stack.

Q2 2026 — April

Effect-layer defenses + Smart Router + Admin Console

Shipped taint tracking, egress allowlist, lethal trifecta detector, tool call argument scanning, code scanner. Intelligent LLM routing (14 models, 4 providers, 5 strategies). Admin console with RBAC and agent enrollment.

Q2 2026 — May

Red Team Docker Harness + Ingress Guard

55-agent Docker red-team harness (84 events, 100% detection). 6-layer Ingress Guard for external agent defense with cross-session reputation. 25 components, 1,150 automated tests across 32 suites.

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Whether you're using Copilot, Claude Code, or Cursor — we'd love to hear from you.

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