Risk Ledger, a British supply-chain security firm, has raised $32 million [1] in Series B funding to develop AI-powered security tools.
This investment comes as global companies face increasing pressure to secure their vendor networks against cyberattacks. The funding allows the London-based company to scale its technology and enter the U.S. market to address these vulnerabilities.
The company reported the funding round as £24 million [2], which aligns with the $32 million [1] figure. Risk Ledger specializes in supply-chain security, focusing on the risks associated with third-party vendors, and software dependencies.
According to the company, the new capital will be used to build AI-driven tools designed to automate the identification of security gaps within supply chains. These tools aim to provide real-time visibility into the security posture of a company's entire vendor ecosystem.
Beyond product development, the firm plans to establish a physical and operational presence in the United States. This expansion represents a strategic move to capture a larger share of the North American cybersecurity market, where supply-chain attacks have become a primary concern for enterprise organizations.
The firm's approach focuses on creating a shared ecosystem of security data. By utilizing AI, Risk Ledger intends to reduce the manual effort required for vendors to prove their security compliance while giving buyers more accurate data on their risk exposure.
This Series B round follows a period of growth for the company as it seeks to standardize how organizations manage the complex web of digital dependencies that define modern business operations.
“Risk Ledger has raised $32 million in Series B funding to develop AI-powered security tools.”
The expansion of Risk Ledger into the U.S. and its pivot toward AI-driven automation reflects a broader shift in cybersecurity toward 'continuous monitoring' rather than static annual audits. As supply-chain attacks increase in frequency, the industry is moving toward platforms that can provide real-time risk telemetry across thousands of vendors simultaneously.
