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Startups from DisruptSF – JumpCloud

by Vassil Mladjov  |  September 13, 2013  |  Comments Off on Startups from DisruptSF – JumpCloud

JumpCloud has created what they call the first cloud based web security service for your web properties. The best part is that is for for dedicated or cloud servers . The first 3 servers are free, and if you need real-time alerts or more servers, you pay some minimal fee of $20-$30 per servers. The service is positioned for SMB’s, but it can be used also by larger customers who don’t want to deal with this type of server administration.

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Vassil Mladjov
Research Director
1 years at Gartner
28 years IT Industry

Vassil Mladjov (@vassko) is a Research Director in Gartner Research, focusing on startups, incubators and VC. Based in the San Francisco Bay Area, he covers how startups and VC investments are changing the IT landscape while capturing early new technology trends. He is working on a new startup curve methodology while examining the forces that are changing its shape during the startup evolution. He follows VC investment trends and application market forecasts for better understanding of technology growth. He helps startups with their go-to-market strategy, partnerships and growth. Read Full Bio




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