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Cybellum provides a Product Security Platform for device manufacturers to manage cybersecurity and compliance across connected product lifecycles. Leveraging Cyber Digital Twins technology, the platform offers deep software visibility, facilitating robust risk analysis, vulnerability management, and automated compliance. This approach integrates security from design to post-production for embedded systems.
Slava Bronfman, CEO, and Michael Engstler, CTO, co-founded Cybellum in 2016. Their insight stemmed from critical cybersecurity gaps in embedded devices across automotive, medical, and industrial sectors. Recognizing the absence of specialized lifecycle security tools led to manual processes and safety issues, they built a comprehensive product security platform.
Cybellum's platform serves manufacturers in the automotive, medical, and industrial domains. The company envisions a new global standard for product security, ensuring all connected devices are fundamentally secure. Its mission focuses on making safety-critical products cyber-secure, driving continuous, automated security within the intelligent device ecosystem.
Cybellum has raised $15.0M across 2 funding rounds.
Cybellum has raised $15.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Cybellum is a technology company that builds a comprehensive Product Security Platform designed specifically for device manufacturers, including automotive OEMs, medical device producers, and IoT device makers. Their platform leverages AI and Cyber Digital Twins™ technology—a live digital replica of every software component inside a device—to enable continuous management of cybersecurity risks throughout the entire product lifecycle. Cybellum’s solution helps teams automate vulnerability management, compliance validation, incident response, and software bill of materials (SBOM) management, addressing critical challenges in product security and regulatory compliance. The platform serves security teams in manufacturing industries by providing centralized visibility, risk prioritization, and AI-driven mitigation recommendations, enabling faster and more efficient security operations[1][2][5].
Founded to fill a critical gap in product lifecycle security, Cybellum emerged from the founders’ combined expertise in cybersecurity and embedded device manufacturing. They recognized that while manufacturing ecosystems had tools for many lifecycle stages, cybersecurity was largely manual and fragmented, leading to delays, recalls, and safety risks. This insight drove them to create the world’s first dedicated Product Security Platform, aiming to embed security continuously from design through post-production. Early traction came from partnerships with industry leaders like Jaguar Land Rover and Faurecia, validating the platform’s unique approach to managing connected product security comprehensively[4][5].
Cybellum rides the growing trend of product cybersecurity, a critical evolution as connected devices proliferate in automotive, medical, industrial, and IoT sectors. The increasing regulatory pressure and rising cyber threats targeting embedded device software make product security a strategic imperative. Cybellum’s timing is crucial as manufacturers seek to move beyond traditional IT security tools to dedicated, lifecycle-integrated platforms that provide radical visibility and continuous risk management. By pioneering the Product Security Platform category, Cybellum influences the broader ecosystem by setting new standards for how manufacturers secure connected products, enabling safer, compliant, and more resilient devices in critical infrastructure and consumer markets[4][6].
Looking ahead, Cybellum is poised to expand its AI capabilities and deepen integrations with manufacturing and development ecosystems, further automating and accelerating product security workflows. As AI adoption grows in connected devices, Cybellum’s dual focus on empowering security with AI and securing AI components themselves positions it well to address emerging risks. Market trends toward stricter cybersecurity regulations and the increasing complexity of connected products will likely drive broader adoption of Cybellum’s platform. Its influence may evolve from a niche product security tool to a foundational technology underpinning secure product development and lifecycle management across industries[1][4][6]. This trajectory aligns with their mission to set a new standard in product security, ensuring safety-critical devices remain secure throughout their operational life.
Cybellum has raised $15.0M in total across 2 funding rounds.
Cybellum's investors include Uziel Zontag, AXA Strategic Ventures, Blumberg Capital, Cherry Ventures, DN Capital, DST Global, Giza Polish Ventures, Piton Capital, TLV Partners, Felix Jahn, Oskar Hartmann, Target Global.
Cybellum has raised $15.0M across 2 funding rounds. Most recently, it raised $12.0M Series A in July 2020.
| Date | Round | Lead Investors | Other Investors |
|---|---|---|---|
| Jul 1, 2020 | $12.0M Series A | Uziel Zontag | AXA Strategic Ventures, Blumberg Capital, Cherry Ventures, DN Capital, DST Global, Giza Polish Ventures, Piton Capital, TLV Partners, Felix Jahn, Oskar Hartmann, Target Global |
| Jan 1, 2017 | $3.0M Seed | Blumberg Capital | Bessemer Venture Partners, Earth and beyond ventures, Hanaco Ventures, Mouro Capital, MS&AD Ventures, Tamar Technology Ventures, Tau Ventures, Team8, Daniel Shinar, Oliver Jung, Yuval Shahar |