Cybersecurity company Saporo banks EUR 7 million

02.12.2025 17:04, Rita Longobardi

Saporo, the graph-native identity security company based in Switzerland, has raised €7 million in Series A funding. The round was led by TIN Capital, with participation from G+D Ventures, CDP Venture Capital, XAnge, Lightbird VC and Session VC. The company will direct the new capital toward international expansion and team growth as it continues to scale its identity security platform.

Saporo reports 140% customer retention and sustained year-on-year revenue growth, reflecting the need for stronger identity protection as identity-driven incidents continue to rise. Trachet advised on the transaction.

The company plans to expand its one-click and assisted remediation workflows and extend coverage beyond Microsoft Active Directory, Entra ID and AWS to Google Workspace, Google Cloud and GitHub. It will also strengthen its presence in France, Switzerland, Benelux, Germany and Italy, with selective US expansion, while growing its R&D, sales and marketing teams through 2026.

Identity weaknesses remain a primary entry point for attackers. Industry estimates suggest that the majority of breaches stem from gaps in access segmentation. Over-permissions, misconfigurations and shadow admin accounts often create routes for lateral movement.

Saporo’s platform models these risks using graph technology to map relationships and pinpoint the most exploitable paths. By highlighting the smallest set of configuration changes needed to disrupt these routes, the platform helps organisations address issues at scale. Customers typically reduce a large share of risky paths within the first year, supported by continuous monitoring to prevent environments from drifting back into unsafe states.

Saporo's co-founders: CTO Eric Blavier, CEO Olivier Eyries, and CPO Guillaume Eyries