About Us
Built on years of using AI to protect Google and the world's top banks against cybercrime
Our co-founders Shuman Ghosemajumder and Rich Griffiths led the creation of products at Shape Security that used AI to defend the world's largest banks, airlines, and federal agencies against sophisticated bots and cybercrime. Shuman previously founded Google's Trust & Safety product group and helped launch Gmail. At Google, he helped build some of the largest machine learning systems to stop cybercriminals who were simulating human behavior to create fraud, protecting over 1B users and advertisers.
Today at Reken, we have assembled an elite team with world-class backgrounds in artificial intelligence, security, computer science, design, communication, and game theory, to rethink how we can approach persistent problems in security and build An Internet Safe for Humans.
News featuring our team
How Gen-Zers can become great workplace communicators, even if email stresses them out
This article highlights the great communication insights and habits of some of the remarkable Gen-Zers who have worked at Reken, including a World Debating Champion, a Rhodes Scholar, a prodigy in software reverse-engineering, and others.
Gen AI Security: Defending Against Deepfakes and Automated Social Engineering
In this episode, QCon AI New York 2025 Chair Wes Reisz interviews Reken CEO Shuman Ghosemajumder about the erosion of digital trust.
How a $25 Million Deepfake Scam Reveals the Dramatic Stakes of Cybercrime in the Era of AI
Article by Shuman Ghosemajumder revealing how AI has completely changed how attackers and defenders are approaching cybersecurity.
Dr. Sébastien Soudan joins Reken as Lead Architect
Sébastien is a renowned leader in data, communications, networking, and security, and has been a key architect of major transnational European Commission software platforms.
Suraj Venkata Raman joins Reken as Head of Design
Suraj is an award-winning designer who previously led design at Unusual Ventures and Shape Security.
Reken Raises $10 Million Seed Round to Fight Generative AI-Enabled Fraud
Wall Street Journal coverage of Reken's seed round, led by Greycroft and FPV Ventures, and including Firebolt Ventures, Fika Ventures, Omega Venture Partners, Homebrew, and JAZZ Venture Partners.