CyberKord raises €2.7 million for AI security automation

Nov 3, 2026
The Milan startup secured preseed funding to develop a platform that automates IT and cybersecurity operations using AI and a digital twin.

CyberKord raises €2.7 million in a preseed round led by 360 Capital, according to Tech.eu. Plus Partners, Addendum Capital and Vento also participated in the round.

Founded in Milan in 2026, CyberKord is building an AI platform that identifies, investigates and resolves IT and cybersecurity issues. It uses a digital twin of a company's IT infrastructure to analyze problems, simulate fixes and apply corrective actions through existing tools.

The platform can begin processes from security alerts, support tickets, Microsoft Teams or Slack messages. It works with cloud and on premises systems, records its actions for review and lets customers control its level of autonomy.

CyberKord will use the funding to develop the platform, start pilot projects with large European companies and expand its technical and commercial teams. The planned pilots cover manufacturing, technology, healthcare and telecommunications.

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