One founder, building the product end to end.
Piscium is one person today: Emanuelle Jiménez, MSc, founder, CEO and the engineer who builds Radius end to end. Bootstrapped, with the platform in production and real engagements on it. When you scope a run, this is who you talk to and who runs it.
The founder
Piscium Security R.L. was founded in San José, Costa Rica, in 2026 as a university-linked spin-off, from one observation: a pentest describes the day it was run, and everything after it is assumption. Radius is the answer to that, built by the person who had the observation.
Why one person is a strength here
The scarcest thing in this business is permission to touch a production environment. The person who drafts your rules of engagement is the person who wrote the engine that enforces them, the person on the call when a run is scoped, and the person who signs the report. Nothing is lost between a sales team, a delivery team and an engineering team, because there is one of each.
What the founder brings
Offensive security
Attack paths, not vulnerability lists: the discipline of proving a chain works, stopping before impact, and writing it up so someone else can reproduce it.
Autonomous agents and the safety model
The Radius agents, the attack graph they reason over, and the three-layer interceptor that keeps every action inside the rules you signed.
Platform engineering
The engine, the reports at three levels, the integrations that ship, and the knowledge base each run adds to, built and operated end to end.
Talk to the person who runs it.
A 30-minute call to scope a run against the environment you authorize. The rules of engagement come first.