Spanish cybersecurity firm Dedge Security, which offers an application security posture management (ASPM) platform tailored for Web3, has raised €4m in seed funding.
According to Tech EU, the round was led by venture capital firm Tritemius, with the funding set to support the company’s mission to enhance security across the decentralised ecosystem.
Founded by Rubén Jiménez and Paco Moral—former leaders at Randed, which was later acquired by Netskope—Dedge Security delivers an end-to-end platform that protects smart contracts, decentralised applications (dApps), and blockchain infrastructure throughout the development lifecycle.
Dedge’s technology integrates AppSec and DevOps to offer continuous protection, real-time visibility, and automated intelligence from code through to on-chain execution. The platform is designed to safeguard systems not just post-deployment but throughout their entire evolution—from development through to node-level implementation.
The company plans to use the fresh capital to continue building its platform, expand its team, and accelerate its roadmap towards becoming the leading Web3 security partner for developers, enterprises, and institutions.
Dedge Security claims to be the first ASPM solution built specifically for the Web3 environment, positioning itself as a pioneer in a sector still shaping its security maturity standards.
Dedge Security CEO and co-founder Rubén Jiménez said, “We are building breakthrough technology and a top-tier team to solve one of the most complex challenges in the Web3 ecosystem. This investment gives us the boost we need to accelerate that journey.”
Jiménez added, “We want to be the go-to security partner for developers, companies, and institutions committed to Web3. This funding round brings us one step closer to that goal.”
Tritemius CEO and co-founder Luis Pastor said, “Cybersecurity is critical to the development and mass adoption of Web3, a sector still defining its maturity standards. At Tritemius, we invested in Dedge because their team — deeply experienced and proven in cybersecurity — is perfectly positioned to tackle these challenges and become a market leader.”
Last week, Naoris Protocol, a cybersecurity and blockchain infrastructure company focused on building post-quantum defences, recently secured $3m in a strategic funding round.
The round was led by infrastructure-focused venture capital firm Mason Labs, with participation from Frekaz Group, Level One Robotics and Tradecraft Capital. The funding followed a six-month technical due diligence process.
Due to strong investor interest, the raise was oversubscribed, prompting the launch of a follow-on institutional round that opened on 29 May.
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