MindFort
Recursively learning security agents
MindFort launched on April 23, 2026 with 74 votes, #687 of 21,248 launches that month and more than 95% of that year's launches.
What it does
MindFort is the fastest way to deploy security agents. We secure your stack via autonomous agents that learn as they hack. We validate each vulnerability and give you native ways to patch. Built by a team with 15+ years of Cybersecurity experience. YC X25. Used by top startups + public companies.
Autonomous Security Agents. Background agents that continuously pen test your live products and services, safely fixing vulnerabilities and keeping your organization secure.
Background agents that continuously pen test your live products and services, safely fixing vulnerabilities and keeping your organization secure. Add a target, credentials, and guardrails. The agents only attack what you authorize. Agents pen test your running apps and prove every finding with a working exploit. Each finding ships as a fix in a pull request, re-tested to confirm it holds. Continuous penetration testing of the products you ship, then the work that follows every finding. Agents pen test your live apps and APIs around the clock, proving every finding with a working exploit. Investigate, triage, or explain any finding without leaving Slack. A security review on every pull…from mindfort.ai
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