Netherlands-based security startup Hadrian Security has raised 36 million euros in funding, Techzin reported on Monday.

Hadrian offers AI agents that find vulnerabilities attackers can actually exploit. The Hadrian platform consists of two products, Atlas and Nova. Atlas continuously identifies an organisation's external attack surface and verifies whether vulnerabilities found by specialist agents can be exploited in practice. Nova performs penetration tests whenever needed.

The two products share context, allowing security teams to move straight to deeper investigation in Nova when Atlas flags suspicious items. Hadrian highlights as a differentiator that it combines continuous exposure management and agentic penetration testing on a single platform.

The report said Hadrian will use the funds to push into overseas markets. It plans to invest in growth in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and the United States, and to expand its engineering and research organisations. Over the longer term, it aims to achieve nine-figure revenue, or more than $100 million.

Hadrian previously raised 10 million euros in a round led by HV Capital. HV Capital also participated in the latest investment. Hadrian's total funding stands at 58 million euros.