London-based Threataware Secures £1.9m Series A Funding Round

Threataware Ltd, a London-based provider of a cyber asset management and cyber hygiene platform, has successfully closed a £1.9m Series A funding round. The investment, finalised with an allotment date of 30 April 2026 and filed on 1 May 2026, is set to further propel the company's mission to enhance enterprise security.

Founded on 24 November 2022, Threataware addresses a critical challenge for organisations: gaining comprehensive visibility and control over their digital estates. The company's platform helps enterprises discover every device, validate security controls, and close security gaps, tackling the issue of typically invisible and unprotected devices, and bridging protection gaps left by siloed security tools. Threataware achieves this by unifying an entire security stack via API feeds, offering automated remediation, intuitive visualisation, and tailored risk profiling. Its "Connect. Discover. Protect.™" approach provides real-time visibility, continuously validating security controls across all cyber assets.

Threataware currently serves over 100 organisations across various sectors, including retail, financial services, and energy, with operations spanning the UK, US, and Canada. The company's LinkedIn profile indicates a team of 36 employees, reflecting its growth since incorporation. Specific revenue or profit/loss figures for the company were not disclosed in the available data.

This £1.9m Series A round marks a significant milestone for Threataware as it continues to scale its operations and platform capabilities. No specific investors were named as participants in this particular funding round.

The funding round for Threataware comes at a time of robust growth and strategic importance for the UK cybersecurity sector. The market is projected to expand significantly, with one analysis indicating a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 10.28% from USD 9.45 billion in 2025 to USD 24.92 billion by 2035. Another forecast suggests a CAGR of 12.3% from 2026 to 2033, reaching USD 37.22 billion by 2033. This growth is largely driven by an escalating cyber threat landscape, increasingly stringent regulatory compliance requirements, and continuous technological advancements.

The demand for innovative solutions, particularly in areas like threat intelligence and incident response, is surging, with the integration of artificial intelligence and machine learning into cybersecurity practices gaining traction. Services, including managed security services, are a dominant and fast-growing segment of the market, capturing 62.73% of the UK cybersecurity market share in 2025. Cloud-based solutions also hold a significant market share, accounting for 63.84% of the UK cybersecurity market size in 2025. Threataware's SaaS model and focus on comprehensive cyber hygiene align well with these market trends.

While early-stage investment (Series A and B) in the broader UK venture capital landscape saw a 19% drop in total value to USD 6.4 billion in 2025, the overall UK VC ecosystem experienced a resurgence, securing USD 23.6 billion in total investment, a 35% year-on-year increase from 2024. The SaaS sector in the UK has shown particular strength, raising USD 5.72 billion across 110 rounds in 2026 up to April, representing a 128.14% rise compared to the same period in 2025. Cybersecurity itself remains a highly funded vertical globally, with early-stage rounds, including Series A, making up a significant portion of deal volume. The UK government has also underscored cybersecurity as a core tenet of its Industrial Strategy, pledging support for businesses, digital skills, and cybersecurity startups. This strategic backdrop provides a fertile environment for companies like Threataware to secure funding and expand their impact.