Eydle builds security systems that operate where trust is enforced, not optional. The company began in enterprise scam defense, working directly with platforms and enterprises to detect and mitigate real-world abuse. Operating inside those ecosystems exposed the limits of reactive defenses and led Eydle upstream into software-mediated security verification and assessment under emerging regulatory and platform enforcement regimes, including the Cyber Resilience Act and the App Defense Alliance.
Today, Eydle continues to support enterprise scam defense customers while also operating an accredited, automation-first security assessment system, with ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation supporting operation in regulated assessment regimes.
Eydle’s team brings deep experience in security, distributed systems, and regulatory-aligned system design. We have built and operated systems where correctness, accountability, and enforcement matter — across enterprise security, large-scale platforms, and regulated environments.
Information security leader and engineer. Ex-CISO of TransUnion-backed fintech startup, Spring Labs. Formerly engineer at Qualcomm and Appian.
PhD, TU Munich; MS, Carnegie Mellon and IIT Bombay.
Developed world’s first grammar-aware password cracker. Influenced policy at US FTC, PCAST and Supreme Court.
More recently, Ashwini has focused on building accredited, software-mediated security assessment systems that operate under regulatory and platform enforcement regimes.
AI and computational engineer. Professor at the University of Southern California. Formerly engineer at Schlumberger and Occidental.
Best MIT PhD award and MS from Stanford.
Developed world’s first human-induced earthquake simulator. NSF CAREER award. 150+ publications. Won $8M+ in research grants.
At Eydle, Birendra focuses on the computational and system foundations that enable scalable, automation-first security assessment under real-world enforcement constraints.