Italian startup CyberKord has closed a €2.7 million pre-seed round, Tech.eu reports. 360 Capital led it, with Plus Partners, Addendum Capital and Vento also taking part. The company was founded in Milan in 2026 by Alessandro Maggio, Dragos Tanasa and Cosimo Michelagnoli.
What the platform does
CyberKord targets the gap between spotting a problem and fixing it. Security tools can flag a threat within minutes, the company argues, but resolution drags because people have to step in by hand. The platform is meant to take over that manual work.
According to the report, it starts from a security alert, a support ticket or a message sent through Microsoft Teams or Slack. It works out the underlying cause, simulates the proposed fix against a Digital Twin of the company's IT infrastructure, and then applies the change using tools the company already runs.
Control and integration
CyberKord says it connects to both cloud and on-premise systems, so companies do not have to replace their current stack. Customers decide how much autonomy the AI gets, and each action is recorded and open to review. CEO Alessandro Maggio frames the aim as freeing expert staff from patches, access requests and one-ticket-at-a-time incidents so they can return to architecture and projects.
What comes next
The money will go toward further product development and the first pilot projects. Those pilots are planned with large European companies in manufacturing, technology, healthcare and telecommunications. CyberKord also plans to hire, mainly in technical and commercial roles.
What is not in the announcement
The source gives no pricing, no availability date and no customer results. The platform is described by its makers, and its claims are not independently verified. Nothing indicates a version for smaller companies yet.