Reach Security, an AI-driven cybersecurity platform focused on exposure management, has secured $10m in strategic investment.
The funding was led by M12, Microsoft’s venture fund, with participation from existing investor Artisanal Ventures.
Reach helps enterprises enforce security policies by translating intent into action across SaaS and on-prem environments. Its assistant streamlines drift detection, policy enforcement and remediation.
With the new funds, Reach launched ConfigIQ Drift™, a tool enabling users to define and detect configuration drift without coding. It also previewed Asset Intelligence, which brings context to identities, devices and workloads.
M12 managing partner Todd Graham said, “Reach is redefining what actionable exposure management looks like. Their AI-powered assistant and extensible platform align directly with the needs of enterprise customers adopting Zero Trust, navigating compliance frameworks like CMMC, and helping customers migrate to or even activate underused capabilities in Microsoft 365 E5.”
Reach Security CEO and co-founder Garrett Hamilton said, “Security teams aren’t just overwhelmed, they’re under-leveraged. This partnership with M12 validates our belief that the next generation of cyber defense will be AI-powered, assistant-driven, plus deeply operational and focused on creating leverage for companies and their security tools. We’re building the infrastructure for that future today.”
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