“Faddom secures $12M funding to enable comprehensive IT infrastructure mapping across diverse environments”
When IT was responsible for servers onsite, understanding what you owned and where it lived was not a big problem.
Faddom, an early stage Israeli startup, helps companies map their infrastructure wherever it lives, and helps them visualize the connections and dependencies, taking aim at medium-sized enterprises.
Once the map is in place, companies can use the information for a variety of tasks such as infrastructure change management and migrations, cybersecurity and compliance.
It defines its target market as companies with between a few hundred and a few thousand employees managing perhaps 100 servers or or more with between $100 million to a few billion dollars in revenue.
Usually their budgets will be very low, and usually there’s no innovation tailored for that type of segment,” he said.
