About Mounteyes
Mounteyes builds AI security monitoring for the three places an incident actually starts — your servers and applications, your network, and your premises — and delivers the human security engineering around it.
Simple Tools. Stronger Security.
What we are trying to do
Reduce the time between something going wrong and somebody knowing about it, to as close to zero as the situation allows. Almost every expensive incident — a compromised server mining crypto for a month, a shop losing stock daily, a network with a forgotten open port — was expensive because nobody noticed early. Detection is the cheapest part of security and the part most often missing, so it is where we put the AI.
Who runs Mounteyes
Mounteyes was founded by Mukesh Singhal and has been trading since 10 February 2026, operating as a proprietorship from Jaipur, Rajasthan. The working team runs between five and ten people depending on what is in delivery — security engineers, monitoring analysts, and the people who handle installation and tuning on site. We state the size plainly rather than implying a larger one, because it is an accurate description of what you actually get: the people who scope your engagement are the people who carry it out, with no sales layer in front of a subcontractor you never meet. Where a piece of work needs a specialism we do not have in-house, we say so and point you to someone who does, instead of accepting it and learning on your systems.
TF-101, Pacific Mall, Mansarovar, Jaipur, Rajasthan 302020, IndiaWho we work with
Businesses that run something worth protecting and do not have a security team on staff: online businesses and SaaS teams, shops and retail chains, hotels and restaurants, gyms, clinics, schools, warehouses and professional firms. We also help individuals dealing with a compromised account or financial fraud, through the official routes and with realistic expectations set in advance.
Built in India, working worldwide
We started in India, where small businesses meet a wide range of attacks with no security team to catch them: payment and QR fraud, OTP and KYC pressure calls, invoice fraud, exposed servers and plugins nobody updates. That is the experience we build into our detection rules and our advice. And the attacks that hit a shop in Jaipur, a clinic in London or a software team in Dubai usually start the same way — a stolen password, an unpatched server, a convincing message. So our platforms and our engineering work are delivered remotely to businesses in any country, and our advice always points you to the official reporting and recovery routes where you are: 1930 and cybercrime.gov.in in India, and their equivalents everywhere else.
How we talk about what we sell
Security marketing rewards overstatement, and overstatement is what makes buyers stop believing vendors. So: no invented client counts, no testimonials nobody gave, no accuracy percentages we cannot measure, and no claim that monitoring makes a breach impossible. Every platform page carries a section stating what it does not promise. If a shorter or cheaper engagement solves your problem, that is what we will tell you.
Our commitments
- We never ask for your password, OTP, recovery code or card details — for any reason.
- We only monitor, test or deploy against systems and premises you own or are authorised to control, with that authorisation in writing.
- We state what our platforms do not promise on the same page that sells them.
- Your data, logs and footage are collected only where monitoring requires it, and processed on-premise wherever you need it to be.
- Access we are granted is scoped per task, logged, and revocable by you at any time.
- We tell you when the honest answer is that you need less than you asked for.
The full list, including what we refuse to do, is on Trust & Safety
Start with a conversation
Tell us what you are running and what worries you about it. You will get a straight assessment of what monitoring would catch, what it would not, and what it takes to set up — before any commitment.