We are pleased to share exciting news from ECSO Member TIN Capital, which has led a €2.25 million funding round in VirtualMetric, a fast-growing innovator in Security Data Management. The round—also backed by France-based Auriga Cyber Ventures—aims to address one of the most pressing and costly issues in cybersecurity operations: the explosion of unmanageable telemetry data.
As cybersecurity telemetry continues to grow in volume and cost, organisations across Europe are facing growing challenges in maintaining efficient and scalable SIEM environments. VirtualMetric’s solution significantly reduces telemetry ingestion and storage costs while boosting operational performance—freeing up critical resources for innovation in threat detection and response.
“VirtualMetric’s approach enables high-fidelity threat detection while dramatically reducing data complexity and cost,” said Reinout van der Meûlen, Managing Partner at TIN Capital. “This is exactly the kind of forward-thinking cybersecurity solution we aim to support.”
The funding will support VirtualMetric’s European and international growth, accelerating product development and enabling more enterprises and MSSPs to gain control over their security data environments.
About TIN Capital
TIN Capital is a specialist cybersecurity investment firm based in the Netherlands. Focused on supporting innovative European cybersecurity companies, TIN Capital helps scale solutions that strengthen security operations and drive cost-efficient growth. As an active member of ECSO, TIN Capital contributes to building a robust and competitive European cybersecurity ecosystem.
About VirtualMetric
VirtualMetric offers cutting-edge solutions that enable Security Operations Centers (SOCs) to regain control over the overwhelming volumes of telemetry data. By intelligently routing, filtering, and shaping security data, VirtualMetric reduces SIEM ingestion volumes by up to 90%, improves threat detection, and lowers operational costs. Their technology integrates seamlessly with platforms like Microsoft Sentinel, enhancing efficiency for enterprises and managed security service providers (MSSPs).
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