Reach Security Raises $50M+ Series B Led by Top Tier Capital, Launches Reach Everywhere
Summary
- • Reach Security raised over $50M in a Series B led by Top Tier Capital Partners
- • Ballistic Ventures, In-Q-Tel, M12 and Microsoft's Venture Fund also participated
- • Reach Everywhere launches to extend control intelligence into SOCs, exposure management and AI security
- • Customer count doubled over the past year; independent study reports 156% return
Details
Reach Security closed a Series B of more than $50M led by Top Tier Capital Partners
Other investors include Ballistic Ventures, In-Q-Tel, M12, Microsoft's Venture Fund and existing backers. Valuation was not disclosed.
Funds will go to product development, integration partnerships, international expansion and US enterprise and federal growth
In-Q-Tel's participation is notable given the stated federal market focus.
Reach Everywhere extends Reach's security control intelligence into every environment where defensive decisions are made
Targets exposure management programs, SOCs, incident response, compliance platforms and frontier AI security environments, delivered through the Reach API, an MCP server and partners.
Reach's AI reviews and adjusts each security control, reconfiguring tools the organization already owns to close attack paths
This applies when an adversary or a customer's AI agent finds a way in. The approach avoids requiring new security products.
For vulnerabilities that cannot be patched quickly, Reach locates, verifies and tracks compensating controls
Where safe, fixes are routed through ServiceNow, Jira or Reach's own staged automation, tested in a controlled environment first.
Reach's customer count doubled over the past year
Customers include Autodesk, Insurity, MPS and Ensemble Health Partners.
An independent TAG Infosphere ROI study found customers saved over 160 hours per week and a 156% return
Figures come from a study cited by the company; methodology details were not provided.
VulnCheck's 1H-2026 report found under 1.3% of vulnerabilities are exploited in the wild
Supports Reach's argument that prioritizing by actual reachability beats patching everything.
CrowdStrike's 2026 Global Threat Report recorded an 89% rise in AI-enabled adversary activity, with breakout times as low as 27 seconds
Illustrates the speed pressure that motivates automated control adjustment.
Financials = funding, Strategy = business plans, Product Launch = new product, Tech Info = how it works, Stat = metrics, Context = background data
What This Means
Security teams are overwhelmed by vulnerability lists while attackers, increasingly using AI, move in seconds. Reach is betting that the answer is making existing tools work correctly, showing which exposures truly matter and tightening configurations automatically. Backing from In-Q-Tel and Microsoft's venture fund signals government and platform interest, though performance claims are company-cited.