H.I.G. Capital Invests in AgileBlue to Boost AI Cybersecurity

May 24, 2025
H.I.G. Capital has announced a strategic investment in AgileBlue, an AI-powered cybersecurity platform, to enhance its growth and innovation.

H.I.G. Capital has announced a strategic growth investment in AgileBlue, an AI-powered Security Operations platform, announced in a press release. This investment aims to accelerate AgileBlue's growth, product innovation, and operational scale, addressing the increasing cyber threats faced by small and medium-sized enterprises.

AgileBlue, based in Cleveland, Ohio, provides a comprehensive security operations platform that includes proactive threat monitoring, automated responses, and compliance capabilities. The platform is designed to meet the unique needs of mid-sized enterprises across various industries, including financial services, healthcare, and manufacturing.

The partnership with H.I.G. Growth Partners, known for its expertise in cybersecurity investments, will support AgileBlue in expanding its reach and delivering tailored security solutions. Tony Pietrocola, Co-Founder and President of AgileBlue, emphasized the importance of AI in reinventing cybersecurity and expressed confidence in H.I.G. Growth's collaborative approach to scaling the company's operations.

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