Design for cybersecurity

Companies that trusted Evil Martians to design their security product:
Daylight SecurityTinesTeleportGhost SecurityCertoraMiru LabsAkeeroWallarm

Evil Martians design the dashboards, workflow builders, and access control interfaces those teams work in all day.

Evil Martians method

Incident response, vulnerability triage, access approvals: your users are analysts and ops teams, not developers, and they are deciding under pressure. So we give dense threat data a hierarchy someone can read at a glance, and complex workflows a shape they can follow without a manual. Security products run on Go, TypeScript, and Python, and we design and build across all three. Two of the products we designed reached unicorn status.

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Social proof

Tines

Tines automates security workflows. We designed and built the core product, including the visual builder that lets security teams automate without writing code, covering the UI, the React and GraphQL frontend, and the Rails backend, with 100x performance improvements in target areas. Tines has raised $90M+ and reached unicorn status.

Tines workflow builder: drag-and-drop automation for security teams

Ghost Security

Ghost Security helps enterprises find application vulnerabilities. We designed their MVP and built the Vue and TypeScript frontend: the threat visualization dashboard, the vulnerability detail views, and the information architecture underneath. They raised $15M, and their CTO called us “truly in an elite class of modern design experts.”

More security products we shaped

  • Teleport: Go access control plugins for Slack, Jira, PagerDuty, GitLab, and Mattermost, plus documentation rebuilt as a customer acquisition channel. $170M raised, unicorn.
  • Certora: a VS Code extension for formal verification, built in two months, that shows proof results an engineer can act on immediately.
  • Wallarm: an API security platform protecting 20,000+ apps. We optimized the Go event-processing pipeline behind their threat data.