“Quilr offers a novel approach using AI agents to solve an immediate, top-of-mind problem globally that resonates with enterprise CISOs in India, Southeast Asia, and the Middle East,” said Anuj Gupta, CEO of Hitachi Systems India. “We’re partnering with Quilr to help our customers drive innovation while enhancing security.”

“Mitigating human-related risks is challenging,” added Tanuj Gulati, former CTO and founder of Securonix. “I believe in Quilr’s mission to transform employees into frontline defenders against cyberattacks rather than the weakest link.”

“Enterprises haven’t changed their approach to security in years, which leaves proactive measures idle because of high disruption,” said Sachin Gupta, CISO at Protiviti. “Quilr uses AI to fill a significant gap—improving overall posture, saving time, and enabling secure AI adoption and a positive security culture. It’s truly transformative.”

“Security naturally creates tension, and labeling people as weak links doesn’t help,” said Benjamin Godard, Head of Security at Spotnana. “Quilr’s approach uses AI to turn employees into active participants, promoting shared responsibility and reducing friction.”

“Quilr is redefining how organizations manage user behavior. With most breaches caused by human error, it has the potential to be a real game changer in reducing employee-driven incidents and data leaks. What sets Quilr apart is its mindset: employees aren’t the problem—they’re the solution. By actively coaching users and spotting risky behavior early, Quilr helps people make smarter, safer decisions in the moment.”