Tenchi's mission is to build bridges across corporate ecosystems to minimize information asymmetry on security and compliance risk. The company was co-founded by seasoned cybersecurity entrepreneurs with 25+ years experience who have launched and sold two businesses in the space, including Niddel, an autonomous threat-detection startup sold to Verizon (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) in 2018; and Cipher, a global cybersecurity company acquired by Prosegur.
Tenchi launched an initial product called Zanshin that gives enterprise companies like Cielo, XP Investimentos, BTG Pactual, B3, and Telefónica visibility into the security risks present in their critical third parties. Third parties play an instrumental role in today’s business environment, and sensitive data is shared amongst companies that are part of their ecosystems.
The company was co-founded by Felipe Bouças and Alexandre Sieira – two seasoned cybersecurity entrepreneurs with 25+ years of experience who have launched and sold two businesses in the space, including Niddel, an autonomous threat-detection startup sold to Verizon US.
Tenchi's mission is to build bridges across corporate ecosystems to minimize information asymmetry on security and compliance risk. The company was co-founded by seasoned cybersecurity entrepreneurs with 25+ years experience who have launched and sold two businesses in the space, including Niddel, an autonomous threat-detection startup sold to Verizon (NYSE, Nasdaq: VZ) in 2018; and Cipher, a global cybersecurity company acquired by Prosegur.
Tenchi launched an initial product called Zanshin that gives enterprise companies like Cielo, XP Investimentos, BTG Pactual, B3, and Telefónica visibility into the security risks present in their critical third parties. Third parties play an instrumental role in today’s business environment, and sensitive data is shared amongst companies that are part of their ecosystems.
The company was co-founded by Felipe Bouças and Alexandre Sieira – two seasoned cybersecurity entrepreneurs with 25+ years of experience who have launched and sold two businesses in the space, including Niddel, an autonomous threat-detection startup sold to Verizon US.