RemoteThreat launches with $7M for an offensive cyber operations platform
Offensive cybersecurity startup RemoteThreat Inc. launched today with $7 million in new funding to push its O/C/O Platform out to enterprise red teams and U.S. government customers. Some of the money will also go to new features. RemoteThreat offers what it calls the first commercial end-to-end platform for offensive cyber operations. Red teams at large […] The post RemoteThreat launches with $7M…
RemoteThreat Inc., an offensive cybersecurity startup, has launched with $7 million in new funding to expand its offensive cyber operations platform. The company aims to cater to enterprise red teams and U.S. government customers. RemoteThreat's O/C/O Platform is positioned as the first commercial end-to-end platform for offensive cyber operations, enabling experienced operators to efficiently plan operations and adapt to changing networks.
The platform's eight connected systems integrate mission planning, AI-assisted operation, and custom AI models to meet the evolving demands of adversaries. Retired Army Gen. Paul M. Nakasone, a strategic adviser to RemoteThreat, emphasized the importance of the company's offensive experience and custom AI models in contributing to national security and enterprise defense.
RemoteThreat's team previously worked on red-team engagements for nuclear power plants, critical infrastructure providers, and major banks. With the backing of Osage University Partners and DataTribe, the O/C/O Platform is now available to qualified enterprise, U.S. government, and vetted defense industry customers.
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