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Aikido Security 🇧🇪

Series B

A unified security platform securing applications from code to cloud to runtime, with static analysis, dependency scanning, and protection.

About Aikido Security

Aikido Security provides a software security platform that analyzes applications across development and production to identify vulnerabilities, exposed secrets, malicious dependencies, code issues, and cloud risks. It combines static and dependency analysis, cloud and workload monitoring, and AI-driven agents that review changes, propose fixes, and verify remediation through testing.

Aikido Security is a Belgium-based company founded in 2022, now around 343 people. It has raised $84.6M in disclosed funding, starting with a Pre-seed in 2023. FundFinder classes it as DevTools & Infra.

Founded by Roeland Delrue (Cofounder & COO; previously KBC Bank & Verzekering, Self-employed; Hult International Business School), Felix Garriau (Co-Founder & CMO; repeat founder; previously AREA42, BBDO Worldwide; Hyper Island), Madeline Lawrence (Co-Founder; previously ASIF Ventures, Peak; University of Amsterdam).

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Series B · Jan 2026

  • Connect Ventures — Connect Ventures invests in the best product-led companies in Europe at seed stage. · cheques £500k – £3M
  • Inovia Capital — Inovia Capital is a venture capital firm that works with founders to create influential and permanent businesses. · cheques £1M – £100M
  • Notion Capital — Notion Capital is a London-based European venture and growth investor in business software and fintech. · cheques £50k – £5M

Funding history

2023Pre-seed · €2M

● rounds tracked in this directory · ○ earlier rounds web-verified from public announcements. Amounts as announced; undisclosed rounds omitted.

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