We think security shouldn't cost you your team's trust.

Why we exist

Insider and access risk is one of the hardest problems in security — not because the data is missing, but because the tools built to address it usually make an ugly trade. Many watch employees directly: reading messages, logging keystrokes, capturing screens, and scoring individuals in secret. They might surface a few risks, but they corrode the trust that healthy security cultures run on.

We started Secriiti on a different premise: you can see most of what matters without watching what people say or type. The metadata of access — who reached what, when, from where, and how that compares to normal — carries the signal. Read it carefully, aggregate it by team and role, and show people what you measure, and you get earlier warning and a tool you'd be proud to explain in an all-hands.

What we believe

Signals over surveillance. Transparency over secrecy. The least data that does the job.

Those aren't slogans we bolt on afterward — they're constraints we design inside. If a feature requires reading content, secret individual scoring, or keystroke logging, it doesn't ship. That boundary is the product.

How we're building

• Privacy as an architecture, not a setting. Metadata-only collection and team-level aggregation are baked into the data model.
• Cloud-native from day one. We build on Amazon Web Services so we can scale securely and pass that reliability on to customers.
• Honest about our stage. We're pre-general-availability and we say so. We mark roadmap items as roadmap and never imply certifications we don't hold.