AUTOLOAD works fine with Tie::Securehash. Like this... 
use Tie::SecureHash;

package DogTag;

sub new 
{
        my ($class, %args) = @_;
        Tie::SecureHash->new( $class,
                                __name   => $args{name},
                                __rank   => $args{rank},
                                __serial => $args{serial}
                            );
}

sub report {
        my ($self) = @_;
        print $self->name, "\n";
        print $self->rank, "\n";
        print $self->serial, "\n";
}

sub DESTROY {}  # Usually needed when using AUTOLOAD

sub AUTOLOAD {
        my ($self) = @_;
        $AUTOLOAD =~ s/.*::/__/;
        return $self->{$AUTOLOAD};
}


package main;

my $id = DogTag->new(name=>"Smith", rank=>"private", serial=>1234567);

$id->report();

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In reply to Re: Tie::SecureHash and AUTOLOAD'ing by TheDamian
in thread Tie::SecureHash and AUTOLOAD'ing by forkboy

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