Kymatio®, a leading company in human risk management and cybersecurity awareness, announced the closing of a €1.85 million investment round led by Decelera, ABANCA, and Fides Capital. Existing investors, including JME, Wayra (Telefónica’s CVC), Omnia InfoSys, and Sherry VC, also participated in the round, further reinforcing confidence in the company’s vision and track record.
Since its founding, Kymatio® has established itself as a leader in cybersecurity human risk prevention. The company’s unique approach combines analysis, simulations, and personalized employee training to help organizations anticipate risks arising from human error, which account for over 85% of cyber incidents.
With this round, Kymatio® will focus on the following:
– Strengthening its position in Spain, and 2) expanding its geographical presence in Europe and Latin America.
– Driving technological innovation and developing advanced artificial intelligence tools to manage and prevent human risk.
– Reinforce its team by attracting key talent to consolidate its leadership in the sector.
“We are very excited about this new milestone in Kymatio®’s history. The trust of our investors and customers validates our vision and reinforces our purpose of strengthening organizations and the human factor in cybersecurity,” said Fernando Mateus, Kymatio®’s CEO. “This investment will allow us to continue leading the shift toward more proactive and innovative cybersecurity with the upcoming launch of powerful, AI-based services.”
Kymatio®’s growth highlights the increasing interest in the cybersecurity sector for solutions that focus on human risk management. In an increasingly sophisticated threat environment, Kymatio® is the perfect ally for strengthening companies’ protection of their employees by providing tools that anticipate, prevent, and mitigate risks while helping them comply with demanding regulations.
On average, large organizations incur an economic loss of €5 million per security breach, and 60% of SMEs that suffer a cyberattack close within six months.