Vulnerability management company Mondoo on Tuesday announced that it has raised $17.5 million in a Series A extension funding round.
The latest investment, which brings the total raised by the company to more than $32 million, was led by HV Capital, with participation from T.Capital, Atomico, Firstminute Capital, and System.One.
The new funding will be used by the company to enhance its platform, expand its presence in the US and EMEA markets, and strengthen strategic partner channels.
Mondoo previously announced raising money in 2021, when it secured a total of $15 million across seed and Series A rounds.
The San Francisco-based company has developed an agentic vulnerability management platform that enables organizations to categorize and eliminate vulnerabilities.
Customers can use the Mondoo platform to prioritize risks in on-premises, cloud, SaaS, and endpoint systems based on business impact and exploitability.
Mondoo’s platform provides unified security posture management (USPM), compliance automation, and unified policy-as-code capabilities.
The company also offers a tool for conducting comprehensive cloud security scans, and an open source CLI designed for searching and inventorying objects in an organization’s clouds, workloads and APIs.
“Attackers move in hours, not weeks. Mondoo gives defenders the same speed, but with the context, transparency, and control organizations need,” said Dominik Richter, CPO and co-founder of Mondoo. “Our structured security model is the foundation for everything: it provides the deep insights that make agentic prioritization, orchestration, and remediation effective. By reducing manual work and integrating into DevOps workflows, Mondoo bridges the gap between security and engineering teams delivering security without sacrificing development speed.”
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