YesWeHack operates a bug-bounty and vulnerability management platform that mobilises a community of tens of thousands of ethical hackers to test customers' websites, apps, devices and digital infrastructure. The platform offers integrated, API-based solutions including Bug Bounty, Vulnerability Disclosure Policy, Pentest Management and Attack Surface Management. It serves more than 500 customers across 40 countries, covering CAC 40 firms, telecoms, unicorns and public institutions, with clients such as Louis Vuitton, Tencent and Orange. Since its last funding round in 2021 the company reports a sixfold increase in annual recurring revenue and a tripling of registered ethical hackers. YesWeHack plans to use the new funding to invest in artificial intelligence, launch new solutions and accelerate international expansion. Founded by ethical hackers in 2015 and headquartered in Paris, the company emphasises compliance and a customer-focused technological roadmap. YesWeHack, founded in 2013 and based in Rouen, operates a bug bounty platform that connects more than 7,000 cybersecurity experts across 120 countries with organisations to report vulnerabilities in websites, mobile apps, infrastructure and connected devices. The company offers a pay-per-vulnerability model to help firms remediate security gaps using external ethical hackers. YesWeHack positions its service within the DevSecOps trend, promoting an agile, proactive approach to embedding security into development projects. With CNP Assurance using the YesWeHack platform since July 2018, the company is emphasizing real-world enterprise adoption. The new funding is intended to expand its presence in France and accelerate international development, particularly across Europe and Asia. YesWeHack has also strengthened its strategic capabilities by adding industry figures to its board, including Laurent Seror, Eric Leandri, Charles Beigbeder, and Jonathan Denais.

Total raised

$33M

Funding rounds

2

Latest round

Series C

Latest activity

Jun 2024