RADICL Raises $31 Million for vSOC

RADICL today announced that it has raised $31 million in a Series A funding round, bringing the total raised by the Boulder, Colorado-based CSaaS provider to $42 million. Founded in 2021, RADICL has developed an autonomous virtual security operations centre (vSOC) specifically designed for small and medium-sized businesses in regulated or high‑risk sectors, such as the defence industrial base and critical infrastructure.

The company says its vSOC relies on agentic operators to identify, assess, and respond to attacks at machine speed, with a platform that unifies human and agentic operators and their customers. The fresh round was led by Paladin Capital Group, with additional support from Access Venture Partners, Denver Ventures and Cervin Ventures, and will be used to accelerate AI-native vSOC development, launch new products and support market adoption. According to RADICL co-founder and CEO Chris Petersen, an AI-enabled threat tsunami is on the horizon for SMBs as AI accelerates threat actors.