Security practitioner · Product builder
More than 20 years across secure architecture, cloud security, and applied AI security.
I built Secuarden after seeing a familiar security problem take a new form. Coding agents can now make meaningful software changes, but the context behind those changes—what was requested, what the agent did, and how the result was reviewed—is often fragmented or lost.
My experience at companies including Microsoft and GE shaped a practical view of security: controls have to work inside real engineering systems, and claims should be supported by evidence.
That is why Secuarden spans two connected areas. Code Intelligence helps developers investigate risk in the software they are shipping today. Coding Agent Governance is being developed to help teams understand and control how agent-assisted changes come to exist.
“As agents take on more of the work, teams need a reliable answer to three questions: what changed, why, and under whose control?”