RemoteThreat Raises $7M in Pre-Seed Funding Led by DataTribe

RemoteThreat, a Fulton, Md.-based provider of a commercial, fully integrated, end-to-end platform for offensive cyber operations (OCO), has raised $7 million in a pre-seed funding round led by Osage University Partners and DataTribe.

The company plans to use the funding to accelerate deployment of its platform and develop additional features.

What is RemoteThreat?

RemoteThreat provides an integrated platform for offensive cyber operations. Its O/C/O Platform brings multiple systems into one environment to help teams plan, execute, and adapt cyber operations.

The platform combines mission planning, command-and-control, implants, initial-access frameworks, advanced capabilities, obfuscation pipelines, analysis engines, and AI-assisted operations.

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RemoteThreat’s technology is designed for internal red teams and defense industry partners.

How Much Funding Has RemoteThreat Raised?

RemoteThreat has raised $7 million in pre-seed funding.

The latest round was led by Osage University Partners and DataTribe. The source does not provide details of any previous funding rounds.

Who Invested in RemoteThreat’s Pre-Seed Round?

The funding round was led by:

• Osage University Partners
• DataTribe

No other investors were identified in the source.

Why the Funding Matters

RemoteThreat plans to use the new capital to accelerate deployment of its O/C/O Platform and develop additional features.

The company is also working with defense technology partners to integrate its capabilities into existing operational platforms.

Who founded RemoteThreat?

RemoteThreat was founded by Chris Thompson and Shawn Jones.

The company is headquartered in Fulton, Maryland.

“Our offensive cyber capabilities must outpace the adversary. New AI-driven attacks are fast but noisy, while human-driven operations take too long and struggle to scale. Expert operators spend too much time assembling tools and building integrations, on top of the cognitive demands of planning operations, weighing decisions, and adapting to rapidly changing networks,” said Chris Thompson, Co-Founder and CEO of RemoteThreat.

"As AI models continue to improve, we should expect attacks to become faster, more scalable, and more sophisticated," said Vijay Bolina, Former CISO and Head of Cybersecurity Research at Google DeepMind. "The security industry urgently needs approaches like RemoteThreat’s — combining advanced offensive tooling and stealth-focused tradecraft with governed AI to help defenders safely anticipate what comes next.”

Market and Business Growth

RemoteThreat said its platform brings eight connected systems into one operational environment for offensive cyber operations.

The company is working with defense technology partners, including Talon Defense, to integrate complementary capabilities into existing operational platforms.

What Happens Next?

RemoteThreat plans to expand deployment of its O/C/O Platform and continue developing additional capabilities.

The company will also continue working with defense technology partners to integrate its technology into operational platforms.

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