Hi everyone! I’m Jay, Founder of Osmosec, a cybersecurity platform focused on helping businesses monitor, identify, and stay ahead of email-based threats, domain risks, and digital security challenges.

My founder advantage comes from years of experience understanding how businesses, brands, and individuals are increasingly exposed to cyber risks, particularly through email, domains, and online identity attacks. I built Osmosec to make cyber intelligence more accessible, actionable, and easier to understand for organisations that need practical protection without unnecessary complexity.

At Osmosec, we are developing a scalable platform designed to provide real-time monitoring, threat visibility, and actionable security insights. Our vision is to help businesses strengthen their cyber resilience while creating a trusted ecosystem where organisations can better understand and respond to digital threats.

Right now, we’re looking to connect with:

• Investors and funders interested in cybersecurity, SaaS, and scalable technology businesses.

• Early adopters, businesses, and organisations willing to use the platform and provide feedback that helps shape future development.

• Cybersecurity professionals, advisors, and industry experts who can contribute knowledge, partnerships, and strategic guidance.

• Technology partners who can help strengthen data, integrations, automation, and platform capabilities.

• Sales, channel, and distribution partners who can support growth and introduce Osmosec to new customers and markets.

If you can open a door, make an introduction, share relevant expertise, become an early user, or explore a strategic partnership, I’d be glad to connect.

Our goal is simple: build a commercially sustainable cybersecurity platform that helps organisations better protect themselves while creating meaningful value for customers, partners, and the wider digital ecosystem.

Welcome Jay. Cybersecurity can be a tough value proposition until something goes wrong.

What’s the main metric you’re using to prove Osmosec is worth paying for? Time saved, risks caught, or something else?