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Catchpoint: Your server is fine. Your customer isn’t.
Between a healthy server and a happy customer lies an Internet full of other people’s problems. Catchpoint built a business by watching that awkward middle.
NantHealth and the Trouble With Being Right
A cancer treatment can be supported by science and still get stuck in the machinery of insurance. NantHealth sells software for that awkward interval - and learned that the people using it need convincing, too.
Sideband and the Trouble That Wouldn’t Sit Still
The network fault disappears before anyone can explain it. Sideband built a business around catching it in the act, then turned the same attention toward the assets an attacker would want.
LogicMonitor wants to turn your 1,000 daily alerts into a shorter night shift
The observability company spent 18 years learning how enterprise systems break. Now it is betting that Edwin AI can turn a wall of warnings into an explanation - and, carefully, an action.
Nozomi Networks Found a $1 Billion Business in the Networks Factories Were Afraid to Touch - Here’s the Playbook
Two researchers built a security company around an awkward industrial truth: you cannot defend machines you cannot see, and you cannot casually probe machines that keep cities running. Their passive-first wedge became a global platform, more than $100 million in annual revenue, and a $1 billion acquisition.
Kentik Turned Network Guesswork Into a $4 Million Question
The network-observability company made billions of traffic records searchable in seconds, then taught the platform to reason across them. Now part of Infoblox, Kentik is betting that the next great network tool will give an answer, not another dashboard.
EXFO Built the Picks and Shovels for the Fiber Gold Rush - Now It Is Testing the AI Boom
The Quebec City company made its name finding microscopic faults in fiber networks. After four decades of expansion, acquisitions and a return to private ownership, EXFO is narrowing its focus just as AI data centers turn network testing into a much bigger problem.
SolarWinds
The unglamorous software that keeps 300,000 networks from falling over - and the Austin company that learned to rebuild trust after the most talked-about hack of the decade.
TeamLogic IT
TeamLogic IT is a North American managed IT services provider that operates as a franchise network of locally owned, nationally backed offices. It delivers managed IT, cybersecurity, cloud, business continuity and IT consulting to small and mid-sized businesses, pairing on-the-ground local owners with enterprise-grade tools, 24/7 monitoring and a virtual-CIO advisory model. Founded in 2004 and owned by Franchise Services, Inc., the brand has grown to roughly 300+ locations and is consistently ranked among the world's top MSPs.
CertifyOS
CertifyOS is a New York-based healthcare technology company building the provider data infrastructure layer for health plans, health systems, and digital health companies. Its API-first platform automates credentialing, licensing, enrollment, and continuous network monitoring, unifying data from thousands of primary sources into a single, continuously updated source of truth. Founded by former Oscar Health operators, the NCQA-accredited CVO tracks 1,600+ data points per provider and manages 15+ million licenses, turning a notoriously slow, manual back-office process into real-time infrastructure.
Selector
Selector is an AI-powered network and infrastructure observability platform founded by ex-Juniper Networks executives. It combines a network-specific large language model, knowledge graphs, and causal reasoning to ingest telemetry from across complex hybrid environments, cut alert noise, surface root cause, and reduce mean time to resolution for telecoms, cloud providers, and global enterprises.