What is Pistachio?
Pistachio operates at the intersection of cybersecurity training and automated threat simulation. The platform provides a comprehensive suite of tools that empower organizations to cultivate a security-first culture. By delivering tailored training modules and realistic attack simulations, Pistachio enables teams to identify vulnerabilities and respond to evolving cyber threats with greater confidence. In a market where human error remains a primary vector for data breaches, Pistachio's automated, adaptive approach offers a critical layer of defense for modern enterprises, effectively bridging the gap between technical security infrastructure and employee awareness.
How much funding has Pistachio raised?
Pistachio has raised a total of $10.6M across 2 funding rounds:
Other Financing Round
$3.6M
Series A
$7M
Other Financing Round (2023): $3.6M with participation from Signals Venture Capital and MP Pensjon
Series A (2025): $7M led by Walter Ventures, MP Pensjon, Angel Investment Network, Idekapital, and J12 Ventures
Key Investors in Pistachio
Walter Ventures
Walter Ventures is a company that supports innovative software ideas aimed at creating significant impact, focusing on backing bold projects that drive real change in the industry.
MP Pensjon
MP Pensjon is a pension fund for TINE SA and its Norwegian subsidiaries, focusing on long-term management and sustainable investments to secure future pensions.
J12 Ventures
J12 Ventures is a thesis-driven venture capital firm that partners early with technical founders across Europe to develop category-defining data and AI companies.
What's next for Pistachio?
With the successful closure of this Series A round, Pistachio is poised to accelerate its product roadmap and expand its footprint within the European and global cybersecurity markets. The strategic backing from specialized venture firms suggests a focus on scaling the platform's AI-driven capabilities and deepening its integration within enterprise B2B workflows. As the company enters this next phase of growth, the primary objective will likely involve enhancing its simulation engine to counter sophisticated social engineering tactics while simultaneously scaling its customer success operations to support a growing roster of enterprise clients. This capital injection provides the necessary runway to solidify Pistachio's position as a leader in the cybersecurity training space, ensuring that organizations remain resilient in the face of persistent digital risks.
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