Verizon Ventures was among the investors that added $25m to a round already featuring Dell Technologies Capital, MS&AD Ventures and NTT Docomo Ventures.
US-based cybersecurity software provider Vdoo has increased its series B round to $57m with funding from investors including Verizon Ventures, the corporate venturing unit owned by telecommunications firm Verizon.
Verizon Ventures and growth capital fund Qumra Capital were among the investors that added $25m to the $32m the company raised in the round’s 2019 first close.
Vdoo has developed security technology designed for use with embedded software, allowing customers including telecoms companies assess the security of internet-of-things (IoT) and…
