Reach Security builds an AI-powered assistant that turns security intent into enforcement, helping teams detect and remediate configuration drift and exposures across SaaS and on-prem products. The platform leverages domain-specific language models (DSLM) and operational automation to drive adoption and remediation workflows. Reach recently launched ConfigIQ Drift™, enabling customers to author drift-detection rules and monitor deviations from a single centralized location. The company previewed an upcoming Asset Intelligence capability to provide continuous context across identities, devices, and workloads to improve prioritization and remediation. Reach emphasizes use cases including Zero Trust implementation, CMMC mapping and monitoring, and Microsoft 365 E3-to-E5 optimization. Financially, the company announced a $10 million strategic investment led by M12 with support from existing investors. Reach Security offers an AI purpose-built platform that reprograms an organization’s security infrastructure based on who it is and how it is being attacked. The platform works across the entire security estate, interrogates each tool, and gathers data on who is being targeted and how attacks work without requiring sensors, infrastructure, or attack simulations. Reach’s product takes seconds to set up and minutes to carry out actions. Co-founders Garrett Hamilton (CEO) and Colt Blackmore (CTO) spent over a decade building detection and prevention products at Palo Alto Networks, Proofpoint, and Cylance. The company emphasizes helping security teams use existing solutions effectively instead of buying more point products, a message echoed by investors and customers quoted in the announcement. Financially, Reach announced a $20 million Series A financing led by Ballistic Ventures.

Total raised

$30M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Equity

Latest activity

Jul 2025