The company offers an autonomous offensive pentest (penetration testing) solution powered by an agentic artificial intelligence named Émile. This engine conducts end-to-end attacks, including reconnaissance, exploitation, reproducible proof-of-concept, and audit reports, targeting web applications, APIs, external infrastructure, cloud environments, Active Directory, and mobile devices.
Fleuret.AI's economic positioning involves delivering a comprehensive audit in a few hours for €4,000 per scope, with zero tolerance for false positives and reports mapped to NIS2, DORA, and ISO 27001 standards. This contrasts with traditional firms that deliver in two to four weeks starting from €10,000, potentially offering an outdated security coverage between audits.
The product is already operational with several major clients on real-world scopes. The team comprises eleven individuals specializing in engineering, offensive security, and sales, with profiles from the European cybersecurity sector. The goal is to expand product coverage and integrate the distribution model into clients' existing compliance workflows.
Through a network of European platform partners and data hosting within Europe, Fleuret.AI operates internationally, a decisive argument for the DORA and NIS2 regulations.
This seed round of €4 million was led by RAISE Capital, with participation from Auriga Cyber Ventures, Wind Capital, and Better Angle, alongside a circle of business angels specializing in European cybersecurity.
The objective of this funding is not merely to sell more pentests but to transition clients towards a continuous security posture. The funds will finance the development of complementary technological components, necessary recruitments, and the European go-to-market strategy, including direct sales to CISOs, CTOs, DPOs, and partnerships with cyber insurers and firms.
The regulatory timeline, with NIS2 entity registrations by the end of 2026 and initial controls in 2027, supports this momentum. Approximately 10,000 to 15,000 French entities are affected by these new regulations.
The ecosystem at Télécom Paris played a crucial role in the creation of Fleuret.AI. Access to laboratories, researchers, and a community of security engineers, along with the incubator's support, enabled the project's realization and the signing of initial client contracts.
