RemoteThreat has launched out of stealth with $7 million in pre-seed funding, according to SecurityWeek. The company is developing an offensive operations platform, though the announcement provides few technical details about the product or its target customers.
The funding came from Osage University Partners and DataTribe. The startup's emergence adds to a growing field of vendors focused on helping organizations test and improve their defenses by simulating adversarial activity.
Because the source is brief, it does not specify how RemoteThreat's platform differs from existing offensive security tools, nor does it name any early customers or release timeline. What is clear is that investors are willing to back early-stage companies in this niche.