Awards
NetClarity is honored to receive so many awards that are based upon non-sponsored independent lab reviews from such prestigious labs and well known publications including CRN Labs, SC Labs, Tolly Labs, SC Magazine and InfoSec Products Guide. We have received more industry recognition than can fit on this web site. Most significantly, our technology was named one of the 20 most innovative technology solutions in 20 years and we received Five Stars across the board through independent lab testing at SC Labs, part of the SC Magazine family. In fact, SC Labs now uses our NACwall equipment to test for holes in the latest network security products that have been submitted to their lab for testing and review.
NetClarity was named the Best New Security Product for SMBs for 2011 by Golden Bridge Awards, which are an annual industry and peers recognition program honoring Best Companies of all types and sizes in North America, Europe, Middle-East, Africa, Asia-Pacific, and Latin-America, Best Products, Innovations, Management and Teams, Women in Business and the Professions, and PR and Marketing Campaigns from all over the world. Learn more about The Golden Bridge Awards athttp://www.goldenbridgeawards.com.
Info Security Products Guide, the industry’s leading information security research and advisory guide, has named the NACwall 2G® appliances family the winner of the 2011 Global Excellence Awards Most Innovative New Security Product for 2011. More than 50 judges from a broad spectrum of industry voices from around the world participated and their average scores determined the 2011 Global Excellence Awards Finalists and Winners. “We are honored to receive this coveted award from Info Security Products Guide, which affirms our game changing position in the NAC marketplace,” says Hal Charnley, CEO of NetClarity, Inc. “We’re pleased to bestow this Award upon NetClarity as they continue to push the envelope on innovative network security products that solve the most serious internal security, risk and compliance problems which are plaguing networks worldwide,” said Rake Narang, Executive Director, Info Security Products Guide.
NetClarity was named by CRN to the Who’s Who in Network Admission Control (NAC) on the Cover Story entitled “Start Me Up: New NAC Offerings Gaining Attention” by Kevin McLaughlin, CRN. The cover story goes on to say that “the NAC startups’ window of opportunity is likely to remain open for the foreseeable future because anything that can be done to reduce NAC’s complexity is a major benefit.” and the story went on to say: “NetClarity is the Who’s Who of NAC.”
NetClarity, Inc. receives 2010 Product Innovation Award for the patented NACwall Enterprise. This award received from Network Products Guide, the industry’s leading publication on information technologies and solutions.
“Innovation is clearly an important factor for greater success and has the most impact on staying competitive,” says Rake Narang, editor-in-chief of Network Products Guide. “Disruptive technologies such as NetClarity’s NACwall Enterprise appliance are bringing improvements in protecting networks in a dramatically easier, more cost effective way.”
NetClarity, Inc. was named a finalist in the 2010 Global Products Excellence Awards for Info Security Products Guide. These prestigious global awards recognize security and IT vendors with advanced, ground-breaking products and solutions that are helping set the bar higher for others in all areas of technologies.
NetClarity’s NACwall appliances are protected under US Patent Number 7346922, US Pat. 11/338,870, US Pat. 10898900, US Pat. 11622460, US Pat. 11769971 as well as eleven other published and pending patent applications.
NetClarity, Inc. received Energy Star IT Award from the United States Government Environmental Protection Agency (EPA). Launches Green IT Campaign and Free Tool to Green Your Network, Reduce Costs and Protect Existing IT Infrastructure. The ENERGY STAR Low Carbon IT Campaign is a nationwide effort to assist and recognize organizations for reducing the energy consumed by computers, monitors and networking equipment. Saving energy reduces air pollution associated with the burning of fossil fuels, and ultimately lowers the risk of global warming.
