Furl Raises $10 Million for Autonomous Vulnerability Remediation

Furl has announced a seed funding round of $10 million to accelerate the broader availability of its autonomous vulnerability remediation platform. The round was led by Ten Eleven Ventures, with additional support from Open Opportunity Fund and angel investors, and the investment will be used to speed up product development, expand operating system support, and deepen remediation capabilities.

Founded by veterans of Rapid7, Automox, and Censys, the Los Angeles-based company leverages AI for automated remediation to help IT and security teams eliminate risks and remediation backlogs. Furl focuses on removing bottlenecks by ingesting data from existing tools, assessing system context, and autonomously executing remediation steps, with the solution integrating into organisations’ security stacks to perform hands-on fixes.

The funding aims to enable broader availability of the platform, with co-founder and CEO Derek Abdine emphasising that agentic AI can execute fixes safely with context, reducing risk rather than merely reporting issues, according to SecurityWeek. 22 January 2026.