Munich based Secfix has closed an oversubscribed 12 million dollar Series A funding round as demand accelerates for automated security compliance solutions across Europe. The round was led by Alstin Capital, with participation from Bayern Kapital and existing investor neosfer, an early stage backer affiliated with Commerzbank Group. The funding will be used to expand Secfix’s footprint across European markets and deepen its AI native security and compliance platform.
Tackling Europe’s growing compliance burden
European businesses are facing an increasingly complex regulatory environment, with requirements such as ISO 27001, the EU AI Act, NIS2, GDPR, SOC 2, and DORA placing new operational and reporting demands on organisations of all sizes. For many small and mid sized companies, achieving certification can take months of manual effort, diverting internal resources and delaying commercial growth.
Secfix was founded to address this challenge by automating security compliance workflows. Its platform helps organisations prepare for audits, manage documentation, and achieve certifications faster by reducing manual work and replacing fragmented processes with a single system of record.
From certification tool to long term security partner
As Secfix’s customer base grew, the company identified a broader problem. While many organisations successfully achieved their first certification, maintaining compliance and managing security risks became increasingly complex as they scaled. Customers needed more than automation, they needed ongoing expertise and leadership in security and compliance.
In response, Secfix expanded into a full end to end security compliance platform that combines automation with an AI native CISO as a Service model. The offering is designed to support organisations throughout their entire security lifecycle, not just during audit preparation.
AI powered compliance and CISO as a Service
The Secfix platform now delivers continuous monitoring and hands on support across multiple security domains. Capabilities include incident management, security questionnaires, policy creation and review, access management, cloud security scanning, penetration testing coordination, and gap assessments aligned with regulatory standards.
At the core of the platform is an AI driven layer that helps automate repetitive tasks, surface compliance risks, and guide customers through regulatory requirements using structured workflows informed by real audit experience.
According to CEO and co founder Fabiola Munguia, the company’s ambition is to grow alongside its customers as their security needs evolve.
“Our vision is to solidify Secfix as Europe’s leader in end to end security compliance, one that grows with companies from their first ISO 27001 certification through their entire security and compliance journey,” she said.
Supporting mid market companies at scale
Secfix positions itself as a solution built specifically for European small and mid sized enterprises that often lack dedicated internal security leadership. By combining software automation with access to experienced security professionals through its CISO as a Service model, the company aims to close the gap between regulatory expectations and operational capacity.
This hybrid approach is increasingly relevant as regulations such as the EU AI Act and NIS2 introduce continuous compliance obligations rather than one time certification milestones.
Fueling European expansion and product development
The newly raised Series A funding will support Secfix’s expansion into additional European markets, alongside continued investment in product development. The company plans to enhance its AI powered automation capabilities and scale its CISO as a Service offering to meet rising demand from mid market organisations navigating complex regulatory environments.
As compliance shifts from a one off exercise to an ongoing operational requirement, Secfix is positioning itself as a long term security and compliance partner for Europe’s growing digital economy.
