The internet-of-things security software provider increased its funding to $45m altogether, with Dell, NTT Docomo and MS&AD Holdings all investing in the series B round.
Israel-based cybersecurity software developer VDoo collected $32m on Tuesday in a series B round featuring mobile network operator NTT Docomo, insurance firm MS&AD Holdings and computing equipment producer Dell.
WRVI Capital and GGV Capital co-led the round, which included fellow venture capital firms 83 North and private investors Avigdor Willenz and David Strohm.
Dell, MS&AD and NTT Docomo participated in the round through Dell Technologies Capital, MS&AD Ventures and NTT Docomo Ventures respectively.
VDoo has created a software platform that…
