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Boost Security Secures M to Enhance SDLC Defense

Boost Security Secures $4M to Enhance SDLC Defense

Posted on May 7, 2026 By CWS

Boost Security, a company specializing in Software Development Life Cycle (SDLC) defense, has successfully raised $4 million to further enhance its platform’s capabilities. This new funding round was supported by investors including White Star Capital, Amiral Ventures, Accelia Capital, and Sorensen Capital, bringing the total funds raised by the company to $16 million.

Expansion Through Strategic Acquisitions

Established in 2022 and based in Montreal, Canada, Boost Security aims to fortify developer endpoints and protect the software supply chain. The company utilizes artificial intelligence to pinpoint and address software vulnerabilities throughout the development process. As part of its growth strategy, Boost Security has acquired SecureIQx and Korbit.ai, enhancing its platform with advanced features.

SecureIQx, founded at MIT, offers a Software Composition Analysis (SCA) reachability engine that evaluates code in multiple programming languages. This addition provides Boost Security with comprehensive reachability analysis capabilities. Meanwhile, Korbit.ai, another Montreal-based startup, delivers a platform for code review and engineering insights, focusing on identifying security flaws, performance issues, and code defects.

Strengthening Software Security with AI

Boost Security’s AI-powered solution is designed to automatically tackle code vulnerabilities, safeguard AI tools, and prevent supply chain threats from being integrated into the codebase. This proactive approach is essential as the production of code continues to surge, often without direct human oversight, leading to increased risks of sophisticated supply chain attacks.

According to Boost Security founder and CEO Zaid Al Hamami, the acquisitions of SecureIQx and Korbit.ai are pivotal in enhancing the platform’s capabilities to meet the growing challenges in software security. The integration of these technologies into Boost Security’s platform aims to provide deeper analytical capabilities and more robust defense mechanisms.

Future Outlook for Boost Security

As the demand for secure software development practices grows, Boost Security’s strategic investments and acquisitions position it well to address the evolving landscape of cybersecurity threats. By incorporating advanced AI-driven solutions and expanding its reach through significant acquisitions, Boost Security aims to set a new standard in safeguarding the software development lifecycle.

With continuous advancements and a focus on innovation, Boost Security is poised to play a crucial role in enhancing the security of software development processes globally, ensuring that organizations can trust the integrity and safety of their software supply chains.

Security Week News Tags:Acquisitions, AI, AI tools, Boost Security, Canada, code review, Cybersecurity, Funding, Korbit.ai, SDLC, SecureIQx, software development, Software Security, software vulnerabilities, supply chain security

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