Amsterdam’s Indurex raises €7 million to strengthen cybersecurity and safety across cyber-physical systems
Indurex, an Amsterdam-based startup building an AI-native platform for Cyber-Physical Systems (CPS) security, has raised €7 million in funding, less than nine months after coming out of stealth. The round was led by Contrarian Ventures, the European early-stage firm that backs energy and industrial technology companies, with participation from Axeleo Capital and Dutch venture capital […] The post…
Amsterdam's startup Indurex has raised €7 million to enhance cybersecurity and safety measures across cyber-physical systems (CPS). The round of funding was led by Contrarian Ventures, followed by investments from Axeleo Capital and Curiosity. Indurex, founded by Jalal Bouhdada and Maarten Oosterink, aims to maintain the resilience, safety, and security of complex CPS used in industries such as oil and gas, power, and manufacturing.
Their AI-native platform, Indurex SafeGuard AI, integrates data from control systems, safety instruments, historians, alarm management systems, and IT security tools. Using AI agents, the platform identifies anomalies and engineering deviations, providing operators with a unified view that connects cybersecurity alerts to the physical process.
Early customers include mid-sized energy and manufacturing firms, as well as large multinational enterprises. The AI platform offers improvements in operational excellence, safety integrity, and compliance reporting. As cyber threats to industrial environments escalate, Indurex will use the funding for research and development, as well as expanding its presence in Europe, the Middle East, the United States, and Asia-Pacific.
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