Hadrian raises $40M to expand AI-based security platform
Cybersecurity startup Hadrian secured $40 million in funding to further develop its AI-driven platform, which helps companies identify and address vulnerabilities in their digital perimeter. Hadrian's tools use AI agents to conduct continuous monitoring and prioritize security risks, aiming to counter the increasing automation of cyberattacks. The round was led by Forgepoint Capital International and SmartFin, with participation from previous investors, bringing Hadrian's total funding to $65 million.
- Funding led by Forgepoint and SmartFin
- Total raised reaches $65 million
- Platform uses AI agents for risk detection
- Focus on automated, continuous security testing
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