Hadrian Atlas and Nova

Hadrian is an offensive security company whose Series B announcement carries an Amsterdam dateline; founders are Rogier Fischer (CEO), Olivier Beg and Maurice Clin. It addresses the gap between detecting exposures and proving which ones attackers can exploit.

Atlas continuously maps subsidiaries, domains, subdomains, IPs, certificates and cloud hosts and verifies risks. Nova is on-demand agentic pentesting that signs in as multiple roles and tests business logic within a user-defined scope. Customers named include McKesson, TotalEnergies, Amadeus and Port of Rotterdam.

• Atlas discovery: continuous mapping of subsidiaries, domains, IPs, certificates and cloud hosts.
• Verified risks: enriched findings with evidence and prioritization.
• Nova agentic pentesting: multi-role, business-logic tests within user-defined scope.
• Remediation workflows: step-by-step fix guidance with status tracking per risk.
• Compliance evidence: supports DORA, NIS2, ISO 27001, SOC 2 and MITRE ATT&CK mapping.

A Vietnamese e-commerce group can run Nova on a new checkout flow before a sales season. A bank can use Atlas to track subsidiary and partner domains. A logistics operator can verify exposure of port and customs-facing portals.

Reports verified risks rather than unconfirmed alerts, with fix guidance and evidence. Needs no installation. Cuts triage effort; the vendor cites 10x visibility of critical risks and 80% faster remediation.

AI-assisted offensive tools are making continuous, validated testing more affordable than periodic manual pentests, and Gartner now covers adversarial exposure validation. Vietnamese financial institutions facing audit cycles can use the same validation approach.

Series B of US$40 million co-led by Forgepoint Capital International and SmartFin, bringing total funding to US$65 million. Footer shows a SOC 2 Type 2 badge. Representative Vendor in a Gartner Market Guide (2026). Site offered in English, Italian, French and German.