Hackuity, the AI-powered vulnerability operations centre specialist, has closed a $19m funding round as enterprises struggle to keep pace with a mounting backlog of unresolved security flaws.
The round was led by Forgepoint Capital International, with participation from existing backers Bright Pixel, Bpifrance and Seventure Partners. The fresh capital takes Hackuity’s total funding to $38m and will be used to accelerate product innovation, deepen its AI capabilities and support expansion across Europe and Asia.
The raise lands at what the company describes as a turning point for the cybersecurity industry. AI-powered discovery tools are driving what Hackuity calls a “vulnerability tsunami”: according to the release, Anthropic’s Claude Mythos Preview alone flagged more than 10,000 high or critical severity flaws in under two months, with 99% of them still unpatched.
The number of known Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures has climbed to 350,000, up 20% on the previous year, and the release argues that attackers are now finding and exploiting weaknesses faster than security teams can fix them.
Despite heavy investment in detection technology, Hackuity says traditional vulnerability management has not kept up with this shift. Security teams remain weighed down by fragmented data, disjointed workflows and a rising tide of findings, leaving them unable to consistently identify what matters most and coordinate a response before attackers strike.
Hackuity’s platform is built to address that gap. It draws data from more than 130 security tools, adds business and threat context to every finding, and coordinates remediation work across security, IT and engineering teams, allowing organisations to focus on the vulnerabilities that pose genuine business risk.
At the centre of the system is a proprietary risk scoring engine that continuously weighs severity, exploitability, threat intelligence, asset criticality and business impact to determine what should be fixed first.
The company points to substantial gains for its customers, including a reduction in critical vulnerability noise to 0.01%, a threefold improvement in mean time to remediate, automation of up to 70% of full exposure management activity, and savings ranging from the low hundreds of thousands of dollars to $1m.
Global organisations including ENGIE and BPCE already rely on Hackuity to manage cyber exposure and speed up remediation, and the company also works with a network of systems integrators, resellers and managed security service providers to help enterprises modernise their vulnerability operations, among them Orange Cyberdefense.
Hackuity CEO and co-founder Patrick Ragaru said, “Hackuity was founded on a simple conviction: the volume of vulnerabilities would outpace any human’s capacity to respond. Mythos simply validates that thesis, by making the scale of the tsunami impossible to ignore.
“Having Forgepoint, a globally recognized cybersecurity investor with unmatched sector expertise and a truly global network, lead this round is a strong signal that the market agrees. What we built before the wave arrived is exactly what enterprises need now that it’s here: an agentic platform that automates prioritization and drives remediation at machine speed.”
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