Wibhu changes name to AirTight

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Wibhu Technologies has changed its name to AirTight Networks and has obtained $10.25 million in financing. The Series A funding, led by Walden International and joined by Blueprint Ventures, Granite Ventures, and Trident Capital, will allow AirTight to boost sales and marketing efforts for the launch of its new WiFi Firewall.
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