Netherlands-based security startup Hadrian Security has raised 36 million euros in funding, a tech publication reported on Monday. The company provides AI agents that identify vulnerabilities attackers could actually exploit. Its platform includes Atlas, which monitors external attack surfaces and verifies exploitability, and Nova, which runs on-demand penetration tests. Hadrian plans to use the funds to expand overseas and grow engineering and research teams, targeting nine-figure revenue long term.

In the crypto hardware wallet market, clarity of on-device transaction verification and asset recovery after loss are emerging as key selection criteria, beyond the number of supported coins. Cointelegraph compared major wallets by security, connectivity, usability and recovery options. Differences were notable in input experience and screen design. Wireless, wired and QR-based models offer varying trade-offs, but none guarantees safety if users approve malicious transactions or leak backups.