Hackuity Raises $19M Series B as Vulnerability Operations Scale Past 1B Findings

TL;DR: Hackuity announced a $19 million Series B on September 16, 2026, led by Forgepoint Capital International. The company said total funding reached $38 million.

Canonical company profile: Hackuity.

The round

Existing investors Bright Pixel, Bpifrance and Seventure Partners also participated.

Hackuity says its platform now manages more than one billion findings across more than two million assets, used by over 6,000 security, IT and engineering practitioners.

What Hackuity does

Hackuity operates what it calls a Vulnerability Operations Center: a layer that aggregates vulnerability data from many tools, deduplicates findings, prioritizes exposure and coordinates remediation.

That positioning matters because large enterprises rarely suffer from a lack of scanner data. The harder problem is deciding which findings matter, which systems are actually exposed, and which remediation work should happen first.

Why the funding is strategically interesting

The cybersecurity market is moving from point-in-time vulnerability scanning toward continuous exposure management.

Hackuity sits in that transition:

• scanners generate findings;
• asset and business context determine importance;
• orchestration decides what gets fixed first;
• AI can help compress triage and prioritization.

The key question after the Series B is whether Hackuity can become the system of record for vulnerability operations rather than another aggregation layer.

What to watch

VCT will track customer count, recurring revenue if disclosed, assets managed, integrations and whether Hackuity expands deeper into remediation automation.