Amsterdam-based cybersecurity firm Oneleet has secured $33 million in a Series A investment round, increasing its total funding to $35 million. The round was spearheaded by Dawn Capital, with participation from Y Combinator and a group of angel investors.

Established in 2022, Oneleet offers a platform designed to give organizations a clear view of their security posture, aiding in both protection improvements and compliance assurance. Its technology integrates attack surface management with code scanning to discover neglected assets, exposed services, and vulnerabilities prior to them reaching production. The company also provides penetration testing and audit preparation services.

The platform is built to integrate with a company's existing technology stack, connecting to cloud providers, code repositories, and identity platforms to automate security monitoring. Oneleet states that by automating compliance, policy management, and risk tracking, it helps businesses achieve compliance more rapidly.

The new capital will be used to grow Oneleet's engineering team, advance its AI capabilities across various cybersecurity domains, and expand its sales and marketing efforts.

According to founder and CEO Bryan Onel, "We consolidate what previously required half a dozen vendors—penetration testing, code scanning, cloud security posture management, and more—into one integrated platform. Because we build everything ourselves and control the entire stack, we can deploy comprehensive security with the click of a button."