DynaRisk Raises $4.7M to Strengthen Cyber Risk Management Solutions
July 30, 2025
byFenoms Startup Research
DynaRisk has secured $4.7 million in funding, with the round led by YFM Equity Partners. The investment marks a significant milestone in DynaRisk’s mission to provide individuals and businesses with tools to assess and reduce cyber risk through real-time intelligence and actionable insights.
This new capital will be instrumental in expanding DynaRisk’s product suite, scaling its operations across international markets, and deepening its threat intelligence capabilities to combat growing digital threats.
What is DynaRisk?
DynaRisk offers a comprehensive cybersecurity risk management platform designed to help users understand their digital exposure and take preventive action. Unlike traditional cybersecurity providers that primarily serve enterprises, DynaRisk focuses on both individuals and small-to-medium-sized businesses (SMBs) - sectors that are increasingly vulnerable yet underserved in the cybersecurity space.
The platform continuously scans the dark web, leaked databases, phishing networks, and malware campaigns, scoring users based on their exposure and suggesting personalized actions to improve security. It’s like a credit score, but for cyber health.
Key features of DynaRisk include:
- Personal and business cyber risk scoring
- Real-time monitoring and alerts
- Actionable risk reduction steps
- Breach and exposure detection
- Integration with insurance and managed service providers
With more than 50 million users monitored and data from over 60 threat intelligence sources, DynaRisk’s impact is steadily growing.
Why It Matters Now
As cybercrime evolves in both frequency and sophistication, individuals and SMBs are increasingly becoming targets. According to IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report, the average data breach now costs $4.45 million, a 15% increase over three years. Meanwhile, 43% of all cyberattacks target small businesses, many of which lack in-house security expertise.
The World Economic Forum has also warned that human error accounts for over 95% of cyber incidents, suggesting that risk management and user behavior tools are now just as critical as firewalls and endpoint security.
This is where DynaRisk steps in. By democratizing cybersecurity intelligence, DynaRisk provides a plug-and-play solution that brings enterprise-level protection to everyday users and small businesses.
Here’s where founders should pay attention:
The fastest-growing segment in cybersecurity isn't enterprise - it’s the underserved, high-risk layer of consumers and SMBs that large vendors can’t economically reach. What DynaRisk proves is that if you can productize protection - turn it into something intuitive, affordable, and self-correcting - you unlock a distribution channel few others are targeting. It's not just about reducing breaches - it's about reducing cost-to-acquire and cost-to-serve in one of the most expensive SaaS categories.
Founders building in complex markets like cybersecurity can take a lesson here: solve for friction, not just functionality. DynaRisk didn’t just build a better tool - they built an easier, smaller, cheaper one that integrates where users already live, whether through insurers, telcos, or MSPs. That distribution-first design is why they’re scaling now - and why this $4.7M round matters far beyond cybersecurity.
The Market Opportunity
The global cybersecurity market is expected to reach $424 billion by 2030, with SMB cybersecurity spending representing one of the fastest-growing segments. As remote work continues and cloud services become more ubiquitous, individual and small business attack surfaces expand.
DynaRisk is uniquely positioned in this landscape. With tools tailored for consumers, insurance providers, and managed service providers (MSPs), the startup taps into multiple verticals. Partnerships with insurance companies and integration into existing platforms give DynaRisk a solid B2B2C strategy that scales efficiently.
Moreover, regulations like GDPR and CCPA place additional pressures on organizations to manage data privacy and digital risk. DynaRisk’s compliance-ready solutions make it a valuable ally in helping users meet growing regulatory expectations.
Who’s Behind the Round
This $4.7 million raise was led by YFM Equity Partners, a UK-based investment firm known for supporting high-growth technology and software companies. YFM’s investment not only provides financial backing but also opens strategic doors for DynaRisk to accelerate market entry in new regions and verticals.
Andrew Martin, founder and CEO of DynaRisk, brings deep expertise in cyber risk intelligence and a track record in security innovation. Under his leadership, the company has steadily grown its user base and expanded product features that are both intuitive and effective.
What’s Next for DynaRisk
With fresh capital in hand, DynaRisk is focused on three strategic priorities:
- Product Expansion – The company plans to enhance its AI-driven threat detection engine, expand personalized risk dashboards, and introduce new features for regulatory compliance and insurance reporting.
- Market Expansion – DynaRisk will target growth across North America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific by forging new partnerships with insurance companies, telecoms, and managed service providers.
- Team Growth – To support innovation and scale, DynaRisk will invest in top cybersecurity talent across engineering, sales, and customer success teams.
As cyber threats become more personal and pervasive, platforms like DynaRisk are not just timely - they are essential. The startup’s latest funding round underscores a clear demand for accessible, intelligent, and preventive cyber risk management tools.