At a glance
- Hadrian announced the funding but did not disclose Oetker Ventures' commitment.
- The company was founded in 2021 by Rogier Fischer, Olivier Beg and Maurice Clin and sells Atlas and Nova, two security products.
- Atlas continuously maps a company's external attack surface and validates which exposures can actually be exploited, while Nova runs agentic penetration tests on demand.
Hadrian, an Amsterdam security company, raised $40 million in a growth round co-led by Forgepoint Capital International and SmartFin, with existing investor Oetker Ventures returning; total funding is now $65 million. Hadrian announced the funding but did not disclose Oetker Ventures' commitment.
The company was founded in 2021 by Rogier Fischer, Olivier Beg and Maurice Clin and sells Atlas and Nova, two security products. Atlas continuously maps a company's external attack surface and validates which exposures can actually be exploited, while Nova runs agentic penetration tests on demand. Hadrian says more than 300 enterprises use the platform, including McKesson, NBC Universal, Francisco Partners, TotalEnergies, Amadeus, Leroy Merlin and Damen Shipyard.
| Party | Role in round | Reported detail |
|---|---|---|
| Forgepoint Capital International | Co-lead | Named in Hadrian's funding announcement |
| SmartFin | Co-lead | Named in Hadrian's funding announcement |
| Oetker Ventures | Returning investor | Commitment size not given |
| Hadrian | Issuer | Total funding now $65m |
Reported by the Direct & Co-Investments desk from Family Office Hub. Published . Corrections