People at DentiSystems

Deterministic detection, not heuristic guessing. DentiGrid's honeypot lures mean any interaction is by definition unauthorized — nobody legitimate ever touches a decoy credential or fake DB table. That's the basis for the 0.00% false positive claim, versus SIEM/EDR rules that generate noise SOC teams have to triage. Real critical-infrastructure proof, not just a demo. The Bangladesh Water Development Board case — DentiGrid caught exposed SIP credentials, you filed the disclosure with BGD e-GOV CIRT, and it got national TV coverage (Jamuna Television). That's a harder credibility signal than most early-stage security startups can point to. Founder-market fit. You and Sadman built this out of direct incident-response experience working with BGD e-GOV CIRT on national-level breaches — this isn't a team that read about honeypots, it's a team that used similar techniques operationally first. Fast, agentless deployment. <5 min RMM-based rollout with no heavy endpoint agents — a real objection-killer for MSSPs who are wary of adding overhead to client environments. An open-source trust wedge. GATE being MIT-licensed and public on GitHub gives outside engineers something to inspect and star before they ever have to trust the closed DentiGrid product — useful for credibility with technical buyers and on platforms like Product Hunt. Scale numbers. 88,000+ attacks neutralized and 1M+ proprietary threat intel records — concrete, not projected.

MD SHAHRIAR AHMED

Chief Operating Officier