Finite State raises $27 million for connected-device security
Original title: Finite State Raises $27 Million to Secure Software and Firmware in Connected Devices
The Series C, led by The O.H.I.O. Fund, will fund international growth and more automation in firmware analysis.
Product security firm Finite State said on Tuesday it raised $27 million in a Series C to expand abroad and make its connected-device platform more autonomous. The platform inspects compiled software and firmware without source code, looks for known and zero-day flaws, and produces SBOMs, VEX documents, and signed compliance packages. Customers include makers of vehicles, medical devices, industrial equipment, consumer electronics, and utility infrastructure.
Unconfirmed: The company’s “Vulnpocalypse” framing and claims about attacker speed are its own commentary, not independently measured here.
- The O.H.I.O. Fund led, with CIBC Innovation Banking, Energy Impact Partners, Energize Capital, and National Grid Partners.
- Cited rules include the EU Cyber Resilience Act, FDA premarket requirements, UNECE R155 and R156, and IEC 62443.
- AI agents on the platform handle analysis, triage, testing, and draft regulatory reports.
- Customers can connect their own agents through an API and an MCP server.
- Vendors
- Finite State
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