London startup CodeWall raises $4M pre-seed to test enterprise security with autonomous agents
CodeWall, a London-based startup, has secured $4 million in pre-seed funding led by Osney Capital, with participation from InReach Ventures, Antler, and angel investors. The company specializes in developing autonomous attack agents that simulate external threats to identify exploitable paths in enterprise environments without requiring internal access or credentials. Its approach focuses on…
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- CodeWall raises $4M pre-seed funding to develop autonomous agents for continuous enterprise security testing
- Agents simulate external attacks to uncover exploitable paths without internal access or credentials
- Company claims to have identified vulnerabilities in McKinsey’s Lilli AI platform in under two hours
The startup claims its agents can detect and verify attack paths, providing enterprises with reproducible proof-of-concept evidence. CodeWall cites a March 2026 test of McKinsey’s Lilli AI platform, where its agent gained read and write access to the production database in under two hours due to an unauthenticated interface and SQL injection flaw. The company disclosed findings to McKinsey and confirmed remediation before publication. However, the vendor’s own research should not be interpreted as evidence of ongoing vulnerabilities or a benchmark against human testers. CodeWall’s funding will support expanding its testing capabilities, hiring, and refining remediation workflows, though it has not yet disclosed independent performance metrics or named customers.
CodeWall Raises $4M Pre-Seed to Bring Autonomous Attack Agents to Enterprise Security
Unite.AI · 14 October 2026
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