NATO-deployed information analytics platform Repsense raises €2 million to expand threat detection capabilities

Lithuanian data analytics company Repsense has secured a €2 million Seed round to bolster its information tracking and threat detection platform. The company, which specializes in dual-use information analytics, aims to expand its capabilities in response to the growing need for advanced tools in cybersecurity and information defense. This funding underscores the increasing importance of digital sovereignty and robust data analysis in Europe. The investment round, completed in tranches throughout 2025, was led by Tensor Ventures and Seed Starter, a CVC of Česká spořitelna bank. Existing investors BSV Ventures and Coinvest Capital also participated in the funding. Repsense's platform, Havel, is currently deployed by NATO's Strategic Communications Centre of Excellence, various European government institutions, and commercial clients globally, showcasing its wide-ranging applicability. This investment reflects a broader trend of cybersecurity funding across Europe, with several companies receiving funding in related areas. These include XFA in Belgium, Moxso in Denmark, and Soverli and Qala AG in Switzerland, among others. These developments indicate a heightened focus on protecting against digital threats and managing data effectively across various sectors. With the information environment becoming increasingly complex, Repsense's technology aims to provide decision-makers with the tools needed to respond quickly. The company is also expanding its capabilities to include short-form algorithmic content analysis and object-based recognition, which have significant implications for disinformation tracking, influencer marketing, and brand protection.