Tharros, a provider of mission-critical cybersecurity and vulnerability research services for the U.S. federal government, has secured a venture capital investment from Blue Delta Capital Partners as it pushes to scale its technical capabilities and broaden its federal cyber offerings.
The company said the capital will support efforts to expand its roster of cyber experts, pursue tuck-in acquisitions, and accelerate the buildout of technology-led solutions designed to protect sensitive infrastructure and operational systems used by government and defense agencies.
Alongside the financing, the business is rebranding from ANALYGENCE to Tharros, framing the name change as a signal of its evolution into a more proactive cyber defense platform focused on vulnerability discovery, research-driven development, and operational hardening.
Tharros positions its work to bridge advanced cyber research and real-world mission requirements, including identifying zero-day vulnerabilities and rapidly deploying defensive measures.
Blue Delta described the deal as a non-control equity partnership focused on backing founder-led companies serving the federal market, where procurement complexity and mission requirements can create higher barriers to entry and longer sales cycles. The firm said it will support Tharros as it accelerates growth in government cybersecurity and vulnerability operations.
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“Blue Delta has an unmatched track record of supporting technology companies that thrive in the complex federal environment. This partnership is about more than just capital; it’s about having the right strategic partners as we invest in our people and double down on innovation. Our goal is to ensure our customers can operate with total confidence to never allow cyber threats to stop the mission regardless of how the threat landscape shifts.”
Lonnie Parker, Founder And CEO, Tharros
“Tharros stands out because they aren’t just reacting to threats—they are fundamentally changing how federal agencies approach vulnerability. Lonnie and his team have built a differentiated platform with a clear vision for the future of government cybersecurity. We are excited to help them accelerate that growth, as non-control equity partners.”
Kevin Robbins, General Partner, Blue Delta Capital Partners
