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Launch Day – Bloo Systems Inc

Shomiron Das Gupta

Founder, CEO

It’s June 16, 2025 – today, we’re launching Bloo, a cybersecurity company born from a simple but frustrating truth:

Despite decades of investment in tools, platforms, and MDR services, threat detection still fails when it matters most.

The Gap We See

Security teams don’t struggle because they lack alerts. They struggle because they lack assurance.

  • Alerts aren’t validated.
  • Detections are generic (and not tested).
  • Signals aren’t connected.
  • And response is often too late.

Customers are forced to stitch together logging pipelines, SIEM platforms, threat intel feeds, and third-party MDR services, all while trying to hold together a fragile, noisy detection stack. That’s the gap: No one owns the outcome.`

Why Others Aren’t Fixing It

Most MDRs today are service wrappers around third-party tools.

They don’t own the telemetry stack. They don’t build detections in-house. And they can’t deeply test or optimize what they deliver. Every dollar they make is shared with tool vendors, leaving little room for research, QA, or long-term value.

Add to that:

  • Pay-per-usage pricing that punishes growth
  • Slow onboarding cycles that delay time-to-value
  • Shallow AI that can’t do more than basic enrichment

It’s no surprise that detection still feels like a black box, that is noisy, reactive, and opaque.

How Bloo Fixes It

Bloo brings a fresh approach:

We install our own logging and detection platform directly into the customer’s environment. We don’t depend on third-party SIEMs or EDRs. We own the pipeline, which means we can deliver a better product and service – end to end.

We focus on:

  • Detection assurance – Every detection is tested, tuned, and validated before deployment.
  • Campaign visibility – Signals are automatically grouped into attack campaigns, not left as isolated alerts.
  • Flat pricing – No surprises based on log volume or retention length.
  • AI that matters – Used to validate threats, group signals, and recommend precise response actions.

This isn’t just MDR. It’s battle-hardened cyber operations built to scale with high-growth, high-risk enterprises.

Why Now?

At DNIF HYPERCLOUD, we’ve spent years building one of the most advanced SIEM platforms in the market. But we intentionally stayed behind the scenes,working with partners, enabling security operations, and powering detections for others.

So why step forward now?

Because the game has changed.

Historically, triage and response were labor-intensive, repetitive, and hard to scale. It was difficult to find and retain great talent for work that was monotonous yet mission-critical. That made delivering high-quality detection outcomes at scale incredibly challenging.

But I believe there’s a clear before and after in this industry: life before AI and life after AI.

Today, AI brings real, meaningful solutions to the problem, making triage and response:

  • More accurate through consistent signal validation
  • More efficient by reducing manual load
  • More secure by eliminating human error at scale
  • And ultimately, more affordable for every customer

That shift made it possible, and necessary, for us to take everything we learned working with partners, and deliver a comprehensive, integrated solution directly to customers.

That’s why we built Bloo.

Not just to detect more, but to detect better, to own the outcomes and have a direct impact on value delivered to customers.

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