BlueCat Awards and Accolades |
 | BlueCat Networks has been named a finalist for the Red Herring Top 100 Award, recognizing the 100 most technologically innovative private companies in North America. Finalists were chosen by Red Herring's editorial staff after a rigorous evaluation of several hundred private companies. A careful analysis of financial data, quality of management, execution of strategy and dedication to research and development resulted in BlueCat’s selection. BlueCat clearly demonstrated a superior product, top-notch management team and its ability to execute on its long-term strategic vision for the IP Address Management industry. |
 | Network World Magazine issued the results of a head-to-head comparison of the industry’s leading IP Address Management solutions. Network World organized the issues surrounding IPAM into four groups: IP address data import and export, feature set, scalability, service and support. The publication noted, “If you are looking to control your recurring costs and you would like to have your IPAM system automate all management and service configuration issues, we’d advise you to choose BlueCat.” |
 | Silicon Valley Communications and Info Security Products Guide named BlueCat as a 2008 Hot Companies Award Finalist. Chosen for its achievements in the areas of product, people, performance and potential, this recognition further validates BlueCat Networks’ leadership within the IP Address Management (IPAM) market as well as demonstrating its commitment to customers, employees and technological advancement. |
 | Deloitte has recognized BlueCat’s achievements with a Technology Fast 50 ranking two years in a row. The company continues to grow in leaps and bounds with significant client wins coming from some of the largest organizations in the world. “We’re very confident that BlueCat will continue to grow our market share and solidify our leadership position by providing customers the industry’s best IP address management, DNS and DHCP technologies backed by benchmark-setting levels of support,” added Michael Hyatt, CEO and co-founder, BlueCat Networks. |
 | “Technology Fast 50 winners are ranked based on percentage of revenue growth over five years. We commend BlueCat Networks Inc. for making the commitment to technology and delivering on the promise of market longevity”, said John Ruffolo, National Leader, Technology, Media & Telecommunications, Deloitte”. Making Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 is a testament to a company’s vision that has resulted in exeption revenue growth over five years. |
 | BlueCat Networks' Adonis 1000 appliance bundles DNS and DHCP for the centralized secure operation of network addressing. Featuring rock-solid security and terrific management capabilities, this device quickly tames networks' ragtag patchwork of DNS and DHCP services, regardless of enterprise size. |
 | Corporate enterprises may be losing the war on spam, but the National Assembly of Quebec believes it is winning a few of the battles. The provincial parliament says it has seen a major decrease in the unsolicited e-mail messages it receives following the deployment of a Meridius edge appliance from Richmond Hill, Ont.-based BlueCat Networks. |
 | According to Mr. Hyatt, being small has never been an obstacle to success even in the demanding market for government and corporate security. "We're often up against giants that have $30-million to $50-million in venture capital, but it doesn't stop us beating them in deals." |
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 | BlueCat makes the Adonis 1000, a network appliance that eases the pain of DNS configuration and management and makes it more secure, while doing double duty as a DHCP server. |
| Like the Adonis 1000 DNS/DHCP Appliance and the Adonis 500 DHCP Appliance, the Adonis 250 features a hardened Linux-based operating system, providing one of the most secure appliance platforms available. |
 | The Proteus device allows a network manager to model a company's network based around a conceptual view and then deploys and manages that design across the organization without worrying about interference or implementation details. At the same time, the device will have a dual core design that makes it both IP — and DNS-centric. The strength of this design element is it allows Proteus to model both IP and DNS information through a single interface, but the information can at the same time be kept separate if necessary. The device manages other IP and DNS processes automatically. |
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