Icebreaker.vc participates in Oplane's $5.2M seed funding round
Swedish cybersecurity startup Oplane has raised €4.5 million in seed funding to help engineering teams address the security risks emerging from AI-assisted software development. The round was led by Seed Capital, with participation from angel investors Emil Eifrem, Robert Lagerström, and Joakim Nydrén, as well as existing investor Icebreaker.vc.
Founded by Emil Kvarnhammar, Oscar Andersson, and Anders Söderling, Oplane is building a platform that automates security architecture reviews — a critical yet traditionally manual process for identifying vulnerabilities before software reaches production. As software systems become increasingly complex and AI accelerates development cycles, security teams are struggling to keep pace with the volume and speed of new deployments.
Oplane's platform continuously analyses system architectures, identifies security risks, and helps engineering teams address vulnerabilities earlier in the development process. The company is now launching its product globally through a new self-service offering, allowing development teams to access automated security reviews in seconds.
The platform is already used by fast-growing technology companies, including Miro and Tandem Health, helping teams secure their systems at scale without slowing innovation.
"What followed is a journey many founders should learn from," said Lasse Lehtinen, General Partner at Icebreaker.vc. "The team stayed focused on the customer problem while continuously refining the solution. Some of the fastest-growing AI companies now trust Oplane to find and fix threats in their architecture at massive scale, and we're proud to have supported the team from the earliest days."
Alongside the funding round, Oplane also announced that Geeta Schmidt, former CEO of Humio, which was acquired by CrowdStrike, has joined the company as Chairwoman.
The new funding will support product development, international expansion, and the continued growth of Oplane's automated security platform as demand for AI and cloud security solutions continues to increase.
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