Inforcer

Cybersecurity · AI · MSP Software

Funding

Inforcer lands $50M Series C led by Insight Partners for MSP security platform

Three funding rounds in eighteen months reflect how fast small businesses now need protection as AI shrinks attack timelines from months to minutes.

• Inforcer, a London-based Microsoft 365 security and AI management platform built for managed service providers (MSPs), raised a $50 million Series C led by Insight Partners, with Dawn Capital and Meritech Capital participating.
• This is Inforcer's third round in just 18 months, bringing total funding to $110 million since the company launched in 2023.
• CEO Jamie Daum says revenue is growing 300% year-over-year and the company doubled its valuation between Series B and C, though he declined to disclose the new figure.
• The platform includes Copilot Manager and Shadow AI detection, which flags unauthorized AI tool use on company devices, plus a Threat Detection and Response (TDR) tool for real-time breach containment.
• Co-founder William Connor says AI has compressed cyberattacks from months of planning to minutes of execution, letting attackers map a compromised tenant and craft personalized phishing faster than a human could.
• SMBs can rarely afford in-house IT, so they lean on MSPs for Microsoft 365 management, security and now AI enablement, pushing MSPs to become AI service providers themselves.
• The rapid back-to-back rounds signal rising investor appetite for the infrastructure layer that lets outsourced IT providers scale as AI simultaneously creates new threats and new revenue opportunities for SMBs.