xbow.com XBOW Secures $35M Funding to Enhance Continuous Offensive Security Solutions
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- •XBOW raised an additional $35 million in Series C funding to enhance its security platform.
- •The funding will help expand XBOW's market reach and capabilities in continuous offensive security.
- •Organizations are increasingly shifting from periodic penetration testing to continuous vulnerability validation.
On May 6, 2026, XBOW announced the successful raising of an additional $35 million in Series C funding, extending its previous $120 million round. Investors include Accenture Ventures, DNX Ventures, Liberty Global, NVentures, Samsung Ventures, and SentinelOne S Ventures. This funding aims to bolster XBOW's capabilities in continuous offensive security, addressing the growing need for frequent vulnerability testing as AI-driven attacks become more prevalent. XBOW's platform utilizes AI to continuously identify and validate vulnerabilities in applications, significantly reducing false positives and improving the speed of security testing. The company now serves over 100 customers globally, including major firms like Moderna and Seznam. The investment reflects a shift in how organizations approach security testing, moving from periodic penetration tests to continuous validation of exploitable risks. This trend is critical as software development cycles accelerate and attackers leverage AI for more sophisticated probing of systems.
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