Dux, Inc.

Dux, Inc. is a US-based cybersecurity firm specializing in Agentic Exposure Management, offering AI-driven tools for vulnerability assessment and remediation to enhance organizational security across various sectors. Founded in 2024 in New York, US, Dux, Inc. focuses on cybersecurity solutions, specifically through its AI-enhanced vulnerability management platform.

The company successfully raised USD 9. 000 mn in Seed funding in December 2025, co-led by Redpoint Ventures, TLV Partners, and Maple Capital. The founder's history is not available, and no mention of previous companies or significant pivots has been made. Dux Security specializes in Agentic Exposure Management, providing a suite of AI-driven tools designed to enhance cybersecurity through exploitability analysis and rapid remediation.

Their core offering leverages AI agents to perform instant assessments of vulnerabilities, identifying which risks are genuinely exploitable and guiding users on effective mitigations. By mapping vulnerabilities, assets, and controls, Dux enables organizations to prioritize their security efforts, focusing resources where they are most needed and minimizing unnecessary remediation efforts on unexploitable risks. The platform is tailored for cybersecurity teams across various sectors, including finance, healthcare, and technology, and is deployed in multiple geographical markets, including North America and Europe. Dux Security operates on a subscription-based revenue model, targeting B2B clients such as enterprises and cybersecurity firms.

By offering a comprehensive platform for exposure management, clients engage with the service through tiered subscription plans that may include access to different levels of functionality based on their specific security needs. The company’s offerings are designed to help organizations streamline their security processes, allowing for faster identification and remediation of vulnerabilities. Specific pricing plans are aligned with the value provided by their flagship products, which include features tailored for exploitability analysis and remediation acceleration. The structure of transactions typically involves annual or multi-year contracts, ensuring ongoing support and updates to the software, thereby fostering long-term partnerships with clients.

In December 2025, Dux, Inc. raised USD 9. 000 mn in Seed funding to expand its research and development team in Tel Aviv, strengthen its operations in the US market, and advance the development of AI-driven capabilities for exploitability analysis and exposure management. The company plans to launch new product features aimed at enhancing their existing offerings and is targeting expansion into additional markets in Europe and Asia by 2026.