Building India's first line of defence.

In 2023, four friends noticed something that didn't sit right. Indian businesses were being hit by cyberattacks, failing compliance audits, and getting their insurance claims denied, often all three in the same week. And they were managing each problem with a different vendor, a different contract, and a different point of contact who pointed fingers at everyone else when something went wrong.

Mohit Anand, Sarthak Dubey, Mayank Morya and Akshit Kaushik had seen this from the inside. The insurance side didn't understand the security posture. The security side didn't map to compliance. The compliance side didn't talk to the underwriter. Three industries that should work together had never been built to.

So they built the company that connects them.

Mitigata started as a cyber insurance broker because that's where the gap was most visible and most expensive. But within months, it became clear that insurance alone was treating the symptom, not the cause. A business that can't detect a breach can't prevent a claim. A business that can't prove its controls can't get a claim paid.

The only honest answer was to build all three.