Zynap

Zynap builds what it calls a "preemptive cybersecurity" platform aimed at enterprises and MSSPs: stolen-credential monitoring, automated security testing, malware analysis, session and device intelligence, and full external/internal attack surface visibility, tied together with AI agents meant to automate workflows across an organization’s existing security stack. The core pitch is shifting security from reacting to incidents after the fact to acting on exposure signals — leaked credentials, unknown assets, emerging vulnerabilities — before attackers can exploit them.

Founded in 2024 in Barcelona by CEO Daniel Solis and CFO Oriol Agusti, alongside a founding team with backgrounds in threat intelligence, offensive security, and SOC operations, Zynap has moved quickly on the funding front: a 5.7 million euro seed round in early 2025 was followed by a 6 million euro seed extension in January 2026, with existing backers Kibo Ventures and K Fund both increasing their positions — bringing total disclosed funding to roughly 12 million euros in under two years.

Zynap competes against a crowded field of attack surface management, credential/dark-web monitoring, and threat intelligence vendors. Its differentiation claim is breadth and automation — unifying credential intelligence, attack surface data, and AI-driven response in one platform rather than requiring separate point tools — but as a company barely two years old, it has no independent benchmark results or long-track-record customer base to validate detection efficacy or automation claims at scale.