Mira searches 860 million-plus public profiles for security-engineering and security-ML roles, and if the req needs a clearance you verify it, because we do not sell a TS/SCI pool we do not publish.
A Detection Engineer brief goes in. Mira searches public profiles. Booked interviews come back on a calendar. I searched public professional profiles for people who own detections, not a cleared list we do not publish. Python plus a detection stack was pass-fail. 134 cleared the bar and were contacted. If this req later needs a clearance, you verify it.
Detection engineer. Booked interviews out.
I searched public professional profiles for people who own detections, not a cleared list we do not publish. Python plus a detection stack was pass-fail.
No published cleared, polygraph, or classified-information product. Employer verification stays with the employer.
Same loop as the rest of the product. The bar, the outreach approval, and the interviews stay with you.
You verify it. We do not publish a TS/SCI, polygraph, or classified-information pool.
Engineers, detection, appsec, and security ML across 860M+ public professional profiles.
A credit is a person worth meeting. Employer checks stay with the employer.
Security hiring stalls for the same reason other specialist searches stall: the people are not applying, and every serious evaluation costs hours your team does not have, so Mira runs that search on the public graph. What we will not do is pretend we sell a cleared pool. If the req needs TS/SCI, you verify it, or you work with a vendor that publishes one.
There is no published cybersecurity talent map on this site. Do not invent one. Adjacent evidence is two pages away: Mira-Embeddings-V1 lifted Recall@50 from 68.89% to 77.55% on 300 real job descriptions, which is how long-tail titles including security-engineering ones are retrieved. The nearest published engineering population is the AI-compute and chip map, 56,861 people across 15 U.S. companies. That is a talent-structure report, not a cleared headcount. Security search here is the same public graph as every other specialist role. SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are marked In Progress in the footer. Ask for current status in vendor review.
You write the bar: languages, systems, years, the work. Mira sources and outreaches with your approval, and a delivery lead reviews before a credit moves.
Same loop as other ML searches, with the technical interview staying yours. Retrieval for long-tail titles is the Mira-Embeddings-V1 paper, not a cleared index. Screening evidence arrives with the slot so the hour is spent deciding.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are marked In Progress in the footer. Ask for current status in vendor review. A marketing page is not the audit packet. GDPR handling is in the privacy policy.
We do not claim CVE-native ranking, FedRAMP as a sourcing filter, or a polygraph pool, and products that do that say so with a published pool, which this one does not. Adjacent population data is the AI-compute and chip map, not a security-cleared extract.
A credit is one interested, interview-ready candidate. If nobody clears the bar, the credit stays unspent. Yearly billing saves 10 percent. Volume and specialized hiring is quote-only.
Monthly list prices, checked against the pricing page. Trial: 14 days, 3 New Roles, 12 Credits, no card.
Other desks and markets
No. We do not publish a cleared, TS/SCI, or polygraph pool. Mira searches 860M+ public professional profiles. If a role requires clearance, the employer or a cleared-facility partner verifies it. Treat any vendor that implies otherwise without a published pool as a different product.
Security engineers, detection and response, application security, and security-adjacent machine learning. The same loop as other specialist searches: you set the bar, Mira sources and outreaches with your approval, a delivery lead reviews, interviews land on your calendar.
SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 are marked In Progress in this site's footer, not as completed audits. GDPR handling is documented in the privacy policy. Ask for current status during vendor review. Do not treat a marketing page as the audit packet.
No. The reports library maps clinical AI, TechBio, fintech, quant, chips, and frontier labs. It does not include a security-engineering or cleared-talent map. Retrieval for specialist titles, including security-engineering ones, is described in the Mira-Embeddings-V1 paper: Recall@50 rose from 68.89% to 77.55% on 300 real job descriptions. The nearest published engineering population is the AI-compute and chip map of 56,861 people across 15 U.S. companies. Neither is a TS/SCI pool. Employer verification of clearance stays with the employer.
That split is the honest product, and the interviews still have to happen on your calendar.