Cybersecurity startup Oneleet has announced raising $33 million in a Series A funding round that brings the total raised by the company to $35 million.
The investment round was led by Dawn Capital, with additional support from Y Combinator and several angel investors.
Founded in 2022 and based in Amsterdam, Netherlands, Oneleet has built a platform that provides organizations with visibility into their security posture to help them improve protections and ensure compliance.
The solution combines attack surface management with code scanning, identifying forgotten assets and exposed services and uncovering vulnerabilities before they enter production. The company also offers penetration testing and helps organizations prepare for audits.
Oneleet says its solution works with existing stacks, allowing businesses to connect cloud providers, repositories, identity platforms, and productivity utilities with its scanners and monitoring tools, for automated security.
By offering support for policy management, risk tracking, and vendor discovery, and by automating compliance, the platform helps companies become compliant faster, the startup says.
The funding will allow Oneleet to expand its engineering team, invest more in AI capabilities across multiple cybersecurity areas, and scale its go-to-market channels.
“We consolidate what previously required half a dozen vendors—penetration testing, code scanning, cloud security posture management, attack surface monitoring, MDM, security training, all of it—into one integrated platform. Because we build everything ourselves and control the entire stack, we deploy comprehensive security with the click of a button,” Oneleet founder and CEO Bryan Onel said.
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