Enterprise browser security with emerging AI agent and GenAI protections
Menlo Security protects enterprise browsers and the SaaS and private app access that flows through them, built on a Chromium, Skia and WebRTC rendering core with C++, Rust and Go services on Kubernetes across AWS and GCP. Job posts point to a pivot toward AI security: an LLM proxy, shadow AI detection, Microsoft Copilot integration and authentication for autonomous agents. Hiring is senior-heavy and engineering-led, with sales and support close behind.
Menlo Security is a privately held cybersecurity company headquartered in Mountain View, California, with 201–500 employees. It sells browser security to enterprises, covering browser management, user protection against phishing and ransomware, secure access to SaaS and private applications, and data loss prevention. It positions the product around zero trust and SSE use cases and supports any browser. Hiring spans the United States, Japan, India, Singapore and Israel.
Menlo Security runs Kubernetes, Helm, Terraform and Spacelift on AWS and GCP, with Chromium, Skia, C++, Rust, Go, Python and Node.js, plus Cloud Spanner, DynamoDB, Prometheus and Grafana Cloud.
Job posts reference an LLM proxy, detection and policy controls for generative AI usage, shadow AI services, Microsoft Copilot integration and cloud infrastructure for agent workloads.
Menlo Security hires in the United States, Japan, India, Singapore and Israel, with engineering as its largest hiring area and most roles at senior level.
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