Scapien was built because traditional penetration testing too often ends with a report. Security teams are left to interpret severity scores, coordinate remediation, and determine whether fixes actually worked.
Scapien is designed around three questions every security team must be able to answer.
Scapien validates how far an attacker could move after initial access, which systems they could reach, and where privilege escalation would create material exposure.
Understand the attack path, not just the entry point.
Scapien separates real security risk from theoretical findings by confirming which issues attackers can actually use in your environment.
Focus remediation on validated exposure.
Each validated risk includes remediation guidance, ownership, retesting, and evidence in iPAS so teams can prove what is fixed and what still needs action.
Move from reporting risk to proving reduction.
Atul founded Scapien after seeing the same pattern across both global financial institutions and mid-market organizations: sustained investment in security solutions, tooling and manpower, yet no reliable way to prove what risks are actually eliminated.
His background spans enterprise financial institutions and multiple venture-backed technology companies, where he has led product, go-to-market, and customer delivery across data, security, and automation platforms — working with both large enterprises and mid-market teams operating under real constraints. He holds patents in user data security and high availability automation and brings the hands-on technical depth to match.
Keith is a founder-operator and revenue leader who has built and scaled go-to-market engines across mid-market, enterprise, and channel ecosystems.
After spending 11 years with high-growth companies including EMC and NetApp, he co-founded and led revenue for CacheIQ until it was acquired by NetApp. He then served as the North American revenue leader at Virident Systems before its acquisition by Western Digital.
Keith later held revenue leadership roles at Zscaler and Cloudflare, consistently delivering large enterprise wins, high-value ACVs, and significant channel and partner program expansion.
Reddy is a repeat product builder and CTO with a successful exit: co-founder of Evincible Software, acquired by Exostar, an identity and digital-signature platform. He has designed and delivered production-grade security and infrastructure systems at NetForensics, Netcom Systems, and SecurView, as well as mission-critical systems at SWIFT, leading global engineering teams of 200+ engineers.
Paul has spent decades building and operating cybersecurity businesses, including leading the build-out of Cisco's Americas cybersecurity practice — where he also developed and managed partner and channel programs that extended security solutions into mid-market organizations at scale.
He later served as both CTO and CEO of mid-market technology companies, giving him direct experience delivering security solutions in resource-constrained environments, and was Chief of Security Staff at R1, a leading healthcare revenue cycle company.
He has scaled consulting and managed security organizations and helped enterprises translate frameworks into practical execution.
Most security vendors optimize for one dimension: more findings, bigger reports, or flashier dashboards. Scapien was built differently.
The result: a platform designed to close the gap between “we ran a test” and “we proved the risk is gone — and it stays gone.”
Real exploits. Real prioritization. Verified closure. At scale — even without an in-house red team.
See how Scapien validates attacker paths, prioritizes exploitable risk, and verifies that remediation worked.
