Horizon3.ai Secures $250M for Autonomous Cybersecurity Solutions
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- •Horizon3.ai raised $250 million in Series E funding, valuing the company over $2 billion.
- •The NodeZero platform autonomously tests networks, identifying vulnerabilities without disrupting operations.
- •Horizon3.ai serves over 7,000 clients, including Fortune 10 companies and government agencies.
Horizon3.ai has raised $250 million in a Series E funding round, bringing its valuation to over $2 billion. The company's NodeZero platform autonomously tests clients' networks by simulating attacks, identifying vulnerabilities such as weak credentials and misconfigurations. This platform is currently utilized by more than 7,000 organizations, including major banks and healthcare networks. Horizon3.ai reported a 120% year-over-year growth in annual recurring revenue and has conducted over 310,000 pentests in production environments. The funding will be used to expand sales operations and enter new markets in Australia and Singapore. The company emphasizes that its testing does not disrupt live production systems, making it a safer option for organizations.
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