Test of Things raises €1.2M to streamline cybersecurity compliance
Finnish cybersecurity startup Test of Things has secured a €1.2 million pre-seed funding round to advance its automated compliance management platform. The fresh capital will help the company scale its technology, expand product capabilities and accelerate go-to-market efforts across Europe.
Automating the burden of security and regulatory compliance
Test of Things focuses on simplifying how organizations manage complex cybersecurity and regulatory requirements. Its platform automates large parts of the compliance lifecycle, from evidence collection and continuous monitoring to reporting and audit preparation. By consolidating fragmented tools and manual spreadsheets, the startup aims to reduce both the cost and the risk of non-compliance.
The solution is designed for fast-growing SaaS companies, financial institutions and other highly regulated sectors that must demonstrate adherence to frameworks such as ISO 27001, SOC 2 and the EU’s evolving cybersecurity and data protection rules. With increasing pressure from customers, partners and regulators, these organizations are seeking tools that can keep pace with rapid product development and international expansion.
Positioning in Europe’s growing cyber and regtech market
Backed by the new pre-seed funding, Test of Things plans to invest in product development, including deeper integrations with cloud providers, developer tools and security platforms. The company also intends to strengthen its sales and customer success teams to support early adopters across the Nordic region and the wider EU market.
The funding round underscores investor confidence in automated compliance management as a critical layer of modern security operations. As cyber threats grow more sophisticated and regulations tighten, tools that help organizations continuously prove and improve their security posture are becoming essential infrastructure. Test of Things is positioning itself as a core partner for companies that need to embed compliance into their day-to-day engineering and business processes rather than treat it as an occasional audit exercise.