Hackuity

Hackuity builds a vulnerability operations center (VOC) platform that ingests findings from more than 130 scanners, cloud security tools, application security products, and threat intelligence feeds, then normalizes and de-duplicates them into a single risk view. Its proprietary scoring engine combines vulnerability severity, exploitability, asset criticality, and business context to rank which of the (often overwhelming) volume of raw findings actually matter, and the platform then routes remediation tasks to the security, IT, cloud, and engineering teams responsible for fixing them.

The company’s stated differentiator is vendor neutrality: rather than being tied to a single scanner or cloud provider, Hackuity positions itself as an aggregation and orchestration layer that sits above existing tools, competing with a small set of similar “vulnerability prioritization/exposure management” vendors (a category that also includes Vulcan Cyber, Nucleus Security, and Brinqa) rather than replacing scanners outright. Founded in 2018 in Lyon, France, the company says its platform is used by roughly 6,000 users protecting about 2 million assets, and cites named customers including ENGIE and BPCE.

On September 16, 2026, Hackuity announced a $19M (€16M) funding round led by Forgepoint Capital International, with participation from existing investors Bright Pixel, Bpifrance, and Seventure Partners, bringing total funding to $38M. The company frames the raise around an anticipated “AI-driven vulnerability explosion” as AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and AI-generated code increase the volume of findings enterprises must triage, and says the capital will fund product/AI development and expansion into Europe and Asia.