Thursday, August 28, 2008

Origin from http://www.bctechnology.com/scripts/display_news.cfm?id=26844
Vancouver, BC, August 28, 2008--(T-Net)--Cetacea Networks announces the granting of Australian patent acceptance by IP Australia for Cetacea's unique, energy-efficient OrcaFlow® traffic anomaly detection technology.

"Our issued Canadian patent coupled with successfully moving through the patent process in Australia offer strong validation of our intellectual property and further confirms the unique value we offer for monitoring a customer’s network infrastructure", says Gary MacIsaac, President and CTO. The patent will issue to Cetacea Networks typically 3 months after acceptance, according to IP Australia. Following on the success in Canada and Australia, Cetacea Networks continues to move forward with pending patents in the United States, Europe and Asia.

About Cetacea Networks

Cetacea Networks is a Vancouver-based provider of energy-efficient traffic anomaly detection and monitoring technology for use with a wide range of network infrastructure devices. In 2006, Cetacea Networks broke new ground with the introduction of Dynamic Switch Port Sampling™ using sFlow?, and the development of the terabit-class network traffic anomaly detection sensor. In 2007, Cetacea Networks introduced the energy-efficient OrcaFlow-EE series of sensors offering the lowest power consumption per gigabit of monitored network traffic available in the world today and featured in the B. C. Hydro Power Smart eCatalog.

© Copyright 2008, Cetacea Networks Corporation. All rights reserved. OrcaFlow® is a registered trademark of Cetacea Networks Corporation. sFlow? is a registered trademark of InMon Corporation.