FuzzingLabs announced that it would participate in Forum InCyber 2026 in Lille as a Bronze Partner, presenting FuzzForge to the European cybersecurity community.1 The company was listed in the Cybersecurity for Industry village at stand E1-11-F.1
FuzzForge in the open
The FuzzForge codebase is published under an open-source license.2 The v0.8.0 release replaced the previous module system with the MCP Hub architecture, connecting AI agents to containerized security tools discovered and orchestrated at runtime.2
Funding
FuzzingLabs raised one million euros in pre-seed financing during 2025 to accelerate FuzzForge development.3 The company continues to ship audits and security research alongside the product.