Don’t let Agentic threats
cross your Dwaar

Ankush and Saurabh, graduates of Walchand College of Engineering in Sangli, shared an ambition from their earliest days: to create something meaningful and enduring. In college, they founded the ACM Student Chapter and organized the institution's largest hackathon.

After graduation, their paths diverged and built complementary expertise.

Ankush developed deep cybersecurity expertise. As an early member of Aqua Security, he helped build agentless cloud scanning and contributed to Trivy's commercial engine, now trusted by more than 100,000 developers. He later worked on AI-BOM initiatives and enterprise projects at Lineaje.

Saurabh pursued an MBA at IIM Kozhikode after scoring in the 99.82 percentile in CAT. Across OfBusiness, Seekho, and Flexiple, he built scalable product workflows and applied AI to improve operations and reduce costs.

When they reconnected in Bengaluru, their experiences converged around one challenge: businesses wanted the value of AI, but could not confidently trust its decisions, while existing cybersecurity frameworks were not designed for AI's evolving risks.

Dwaar was born at that intersection—combining cybersecurity, product, and business innovation so organizations can confidently build, deploy, and scale AI.