Rubén Sánchez Iruela
CTO and co-founder of MonteviveTechnical lead for Montevive's security audits of AI agents and MCP servers.
- AI agent auditing
- Language model security
- Secure AI system architecture
Rubén Sánchez Iruela is CTO and co-founder of Montevive. He leads the technical architecture of the systems the company takes into production and its methodology for auditing the security of AI agents, a field where the attack surface is not only the infrastructure but the very content the model processes.
His work covers reviewing the effective permissions of autonomous agents, securing MCP servers connected to corporate systems, and adversarial testing of language models following the OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications. Under his technical leadership, Montevive released the first open-source MCP server for Penpot and Go Name Detector, a name-detection tool for anonymization.
[ Highlights ]
- First open-source MCP server for Penpot Evidence →
- Go Name Detector, name detection in Go Evidence →
[ Publications and code ]
6 signed articles
- Moviwa wins first place in INCIBE Emprende Acceleration at 20ENISE23 October 2026
- AI Act in Spain: the national bill has lapsed and the timeline holds23 October 2026
- NIS2 in Spain: is your company in scope, and what if it isn't?23 October 2026
- How to prevent data leaks to AI at your company: seven steps23 October 2026
- Jev vs BERT: deciding better or deciding at home9 October 2026
- Kev: the open model that classifies text and flags when it's unsure2 October 2026
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