STOCKHOLM, Sweden & PHILADELPHIA, PA — Outpost24 said it has secured a new strategic investment from international private equity firm Vitruvian Partners, a move the cybersecurity company says will accelerate global expansion and deepen its use of artificial intelligence to help organizations turn threat data into decisive action.
The funding will be used to advance Outpost24’s platform, with a particular focus on AI-driven capabilities designed to help security teams more quickly identify, prioritize, and remediate critical vulnerabilities. Financial terms of the investment were not disclosed.
Outpost24 said the backing reinforces its position following a year of rapid growth and product expansion. The company was recently named the only European vendor recognized as an overall leader in the 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management, a category that has gained prominence as enterprises struggle to manage growing digital and human risk exposure.
The investment follows Outpost24’s recent acquisition of Infinipoint, a specialist in device identity, posture validation, and secure workforce access. That deal marked Outpost24’s entry into the Zero Trust Workforce Access market and laid the groundwork for its identity security division, Specops, to deliver a unified approach that evaluates both user and device trust before access is granted.
By integrating external risk monitoring, identity security, and device trust, Outpost24 said it is building a more comprehensive cybersecurity model aimed at reducing blind spots across enterprise environments. The company’s roadmap centers on next-generation AI capabilities intended to help organizations focus on the threats that matter most.
Earlier this year, Outpost24 also launched CyberFlex, a flexible offering that combines External Attack Surface Management with Penetration Testing as a Service. Built on a pay-as-you-go credit model, CyberFlex reflects a shift toward consumable cybersecurity services that allow customers to scale testing coverage and control costs as priorities change.
“This renewed investment from Vitruvian Partners is a powerful endorsement of our strategy and momentum,” said Ido Erlichman, chief executive officer of Outpost24. “We are focused on advancing our AI capabilities to help security teams not just find, but also rapidly and efficiently remediate vulnerabilities. This funding enables us to expand our global reach and deliver even greater impact for our customers worldwide.”
Vitruvian Partners said the additional capital builds on its initial investment in Outpost24 made in 2022.
“Since our original investment in Outpost24, the company has achieved impressive growth while further strengthening its leadership position in the global cyber security arena,” said Jussi Wuoristo, a partner at Vitruvian Partners. “This additional investment reflects our continued conviction in Outpost24’s team, technology, and strategy, and we look forward to supporting its continued international expansion and product innovation.”
Outpost24 said the combination of new funding, recent acquisitions, and expanded AI capabilities positions the company for its next phase of growth as enterprises seek more actionable and integrated approaches to cybersecurity.
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