Security tools read your code. ThreatMind reads your product. AI that finds, proves, and fixes what scanners miss across code, APIs, cloud, and mobile.
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The plan isn’t to replace an entire security team. It’s to help security teams keep up with how fast AI is enabling engineering teams to ship features.
And for companies with little to no specialised security team, @ThreatMindAI becomes even more valuable.
Think of it as having an experienced AppSec engineer, DevSecOps engineer, Cloud Security engineer and pentester working together in one solution.
I’ve been using @threatmindAI personally across a number of my projects, and some of the results are already visible from my account.
- 47 pentest targets assessed
- 263 vulnerabilities identified
- 149 of them rated Critical or High
On the code security side:
- 29 code reviews
- Across 7 repositories, including default branches and 11 pull requests
- 264 Critical/High issues identified
And the cloud security results are even more interesting, both in terms of the numbers and the accuracy.
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Threat Mind retweeted
I’ve been using @threatmindAI personally across a number of my projects, and some of the results are already visible from my account.
- 47 pentest targets assessed
- 263 vulnerabilities identified
- 149 of them rated Critical or High
On the code security side:
- 29 code reviews
- Across 7 repositories, including default branches and 11 pull requests
- 264 Critical/High issues identified
And the cloud security results are even more interesting, both in terms of the numbers and the accuracy.
Over the past few months, we’ve given a number of startups access to @threatmindAI and received some fantastic feedback on how it is helping them approach product security.
We’ve also completed several successful demos and POCs with prospective enterprise customers.
There is still a lot we want to build, but this latest release is a major step towards the product we envisioned from the beginning:
A security platform that understands what you are building, identifies what can go wrong, validates what actually matters, and helps your team fix it across the entire software development lifecycle.
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Now that the V2 launch news is out, I’m really excited to finally talk about what we’ve been building.
Since we quietly released the first version of @threatmindAI in January, the engineering team and I have been working relentlessly on V2.
The goal has remained simple: make it easier for teams to introduce security early into the Software Development Lifecycle, from planning and design all the way to deployment and maintenance.
ThreatMind now brings together contextual threat modelling, code security, agentic web, API and mobile pentesting, cloud security posture management, and container runtime security.
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Paul Johnston: Security Consultant at Pentest Limited and OWASP Manchester Chapter Lead. How architecture cures bad code before it ever becomes a vulnerability.
📅 11th September 2026, 10:00–15:00 BST
📍 GM Digital Security Hub (DiSH), Manchester
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Meet the speakers joining us for the Version 2 launch of @threatmindAI .
Agwu Ushiang Kalu: Staff Information Security Engineer at Landytech (CISM, CISSP, CCSP). Making engineers your security team, without them even knowing it.
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Design, code, web and API, cloud, and mobile. Most teams secure these with five different tools, five different logins, and zero shared context.
ThreatMind unifies all five into one workspace, so nothing gets lost in the handoff between them.
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Most security tools find vulnerabilities first and figure out what they mean later, if at all. Let’s introduce you to Threatmind.
ThreatMind flips that order. It learns your product requirements, your architecture, and your business logic first,…
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…so every vulnerability it surfaces comes with context on what’s actually at stake.
Context first.
Vulnerabilities second.
Less noise.
Sharper findings.
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Most security tools answer one question:
“What vulnerabilities exist?”
ThreatMind answers a better one:
“Which security issues actually matter in my product?”
From threat modelling to secure code review, web, API, mobile, and cloud security testing…
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… every assessment is grounded in your application, not a generic checklist.
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