Zeroport has raised $10 million in seed funding to support global expansion and continued product development. The round was led by lool ventures, with participation from Clarim Ventures, CyberFuture and Fusion Fund. The company plans to expand into North America and APAC, grow its workforce over the next year, and further develop its Fantom secure remote access platform.The raise comes as remote access remains a persistent security challenge for enterprises and critical infrastructure operators. Many organizations continue to rely on IP-based access technologies that expose internal networks to malware and data theft, creating risk even in tightly controlled environments. These weaknesses have driven some organizations to limit connectivity altogether or accept operational complexity in exchange for access.Zeroport’s approach centers on removing IP connectivity from remote access entirely. Its Fantom platform uses dedicated hardware at the network boundary to enforce a physical separation between users and protected systems. Inbound activity is limited to human interaction signals, while outbound activity is restricted to display-only pixel streams, preventing packets from entering or leaving the network.According to the company, this architecture allows organizations to enable remote operations in environments that were previously kept offline, while reducing reliance on layered legacy access tools. Zeroport reports adoption across sectors including energy, finance, government and industrial systems, and says the new funding will be used to scale deployment and support broader use across sensitive and regulated environments.
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