Netsec raises more than €8.93 million for IT and security services
Partech led the equity round, joined by Primo Capital and View Different. Netsec says its unified control plane manages clients’ IT and security operations.
Netsec raised more than €8.93 million in equity funding, with Partech leading the round. Primo Capital and View Different also participated, according to the report. The company says it operates clients’ IT and security stack through a unified control plane.
The funding concerns a service model that brings technology operations together under one provider. The report describes Netsec as based in France and Italy, and says it serves clients across Europe and the United States. It does not identify a regulator, a legal proceeding or a regulatory decision connected with the financing.
The round adds three named investors
Partech led the round, while Primo Capital and View Different joined as participants. The report identifies View Different as the investment vehicle of Diego Piacentini, a former Amazon executive. It provides no individual response from Netsec about the financing beyond comments attributed to the founders.
Netsec was founded in 2025 by Gianluca Varisco and Guglielmo Reina, the report says. The founders had previously worked together at Rocket Internet. Their later experience included security work and technology investing, according to the account.
One control plane covers several functions
Netsec says its control plane works across device management, identity, networking, infrastructure, security operations, help desk and cloud. On the IT side, its services include mobile device management, remote monitoring and management, SaaS subscription optimisation and enterprise networking. The company presents these functions as parts of one operating service.
Its security offer includes strategy, cloud security, round-the-clock security operations, managed detection and response, incident response, compliance support and penetration testing. The report names NIS2, DORA, ISO 27001 and SOC 2 among the frameworks for which Netsec offers support. Those references describe service areas; the material does not say that a regulator has assessed or approved Netsec.
The company describes its operating model
Netsec says it can begin work within a week by taking in a client’s existing technology stack, identifying gaps and assuming the operator role. The report says the service is delivered through Slack or Microsoft Teams. It also describes pricing per employee per month, starting from €19.
The company argues that mid-market organisations often rely on separate providers for IT and security work. Its proposed alternative is a single operator covering tasks such as onboarding, offboarding, SaaS management, patching and audit evidence. That description is the company’s position, rather than an independently measured comparison in the supplied material.
The report attributes a statement to the founders that Netsec manages thousands of endpoints for clients across Europe and the United States. It also says the company runs an incident response retainer, but the available source text ends before providing further details. No customer names, contract values or independent performance measures appear in the supplied account.
The funding amount is reported as more than €8.93 million, with a dollar equivalent also stated in the source. No valuation, allocation of proceeds or additional transaction terms are given. The source does not describe a regulatory filing or set out a legal stage for the financing.
Netsec’s services touch compliance frameworks, but the supplied account does not establish any regulator’s involvement. It also provides no company response to a regulatory question, because no such question or proceeding is reported. Further information would be needed to assess the round’s terms, the service’s customer results and the company’s compliance responsibilities.