Fianu Labs Emerges From Stealth With $2 Million in Seed Funding

Fianu Labs on Wednesday emerged from stealth mode and announced that it has raised $2 million in seed funding from startup foundry DataTribe for its software governance automation solution.

The Fulton, Maryland-based company says its platform is designed to bridge the gap between engineering, quality assurance, security, risk, and audit by capturing and maintaining a continuous audit trail for every code modification.

Fianu’s solution monitors activity throughout the DevSecOps toolchain and generates an immutable ledger of attestations.

It can capture key security data points using integrations with existing security tools, ensure that the software meets quality requirements (functionality, performance, accessibility), and monitor and enforce best practices. It can also be used to create custom controls.

“Fianu’s platform captures evidence across the DevSecOps toolchain mapped to internal policy during real-time, continuous audits against established risk controls and compliance frameworks. Each software release is accompanied by a Software Bill of Attestations (SBOA) designed to transmit immutable, audit-worthy evidence,” the company explains.

Fianu is initially working with medical device and pharmaceutical companies to help them meet FDA requirements.

The company believes that while demand for such solutions is currently high mainly in regulated industries, all companies making custom software will need to meet governance requirements in the future.

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