• Bug Bounty Switzerland

  Led · Series A · Apr 2026

  Bug Bounty Switzerland delivers continuous, outcome-based security coverage via its Cyber Resilience Shield, a subscription platform that combines AI-driven orchestration, codified testing playbooks, and a vetted global community of more than 16,000 ethical hackers. The platform increasingly deploys offensive AI agents and allows customers to activate the service within 24 hours without requiring internal security specialists. Founded in 2020, the company has remained profitable and was entirely self-financed until this Series A. It serves more than 50 enterprise customers across financial services, critical infrastructure, global consumer brands, and the public sector, including the Swiss National Cyber Security Center (NCSC). With the new funding Bug Bounty Switzerland plans international expansion, headcount growth, and to accelerate the shift from AI-assisted testing to more autonomous security test orchestration. The company traces its heritage to Switzerland’s first bug bounty programmes in 2015 and positions itself to broaden adoption of continuous security testing among security-conscious institutions.

• DNS:Net

  Led · Equity · Sep 2013

  DNS:NET offers a suite of communications products including data center colocation, voice and VoIP services, leased lines and IP services, and Level 3 content delivery network services. Its leased-line offerings cover SDH, Ethernet, wavelengths and dark fibre, and its internet access ranges from DSL up to 10 GE; it also provides VPNs, service numbers and white-label products for resellers. The company serves both residential and business markets. Founded in 1998 by Alexander Lucke, DNS:NET reported revenues of €13m in 2012 and currently employs around 30 people. The business is built on advanced fiber-optic infrastructure and intends to invest further in fast fiber networks. Management plans to use the new funding to expand its customer base.

• inexio

  Led · Equity · Apr 2013

  inexio supplies high-speed Internet access and landline telephony over a fibre-optic network. Founded in 2007 and based in Saarlouis, Germany, it serves some 1,800 business clients and approximately 20,000 private customers primarily in the German states of Rhineland-Palatinate and Saarland. The company focuses on providing broadband connections in rural areas of southern Germany. It intends to use new capital to continue to grow with the aim of becoming one of the largest providers of broadband connections in rural areas of southern Germany in the coming years. The firm received an equity investment that will support its expansion plans. No revenue figures or past financing rounds are provided in the article.

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