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Enterasys Networks(R) (NYSE: ETS), the Secure Networks
Company(TM), announced today that several of its key secure switching
products have passed the Department of Defense Joint Interoperability
Test Command's (JITC) Voice-over-IP interoperability testing. This
important certification enables DoD customers to purchase Enterasys
switches that comply with stringent DoD requirements for LAN-based
VoIP infrastructure components. The JITC interoperability
certification confirms Enterasys switches have successfully passed a
multi-vendor VoIP environment testing.
Enterasys Networks is among the first vendors to receive the newly
established LAN switching certification for VoIP networks. Government
customers frequently need to mix and match JITC-certified IP PBX
systems with LAN infrastructure components. The JITC certification
assures users that Enterasys switching products will interoperate with
a variety of IP PBX vendors, which provides DoD customers more choices
when they select VoIP systems.
"For many years, federal agencies and organizations have relied on
Enterasys switching platforms to deliver the highest level of data
network security and switching/routing performance," said Bob Fortna,
vice president of federal solutions for Enterasys Networks. "JITC
certification enables customers implementing VoIP solutions to take
advantage of Enterasys vast data networking expertise. The federal
government is a key market for Enterasys and we are proud to have
achieved this certification."
The following Enterasys products have passed the JITC VoIP
interoperability testing:
-- Matrix N7, N5, N3 and N1 families of switches.
-- Matrix E1 switch
-- SecureStack C2 family of switches
The Enterasys Secure Networks Advantage
Enterasys' industry-leading Secure Networks products and solutions
provide the industry's most comprehensive embedded infrastructure
security available today. Secure Networks delivers granular
policy-based security, providing visibility and control down to the
network device, individual user and application level, which enables
network managers to quickly and easily detect, assess, locate and
protect against attacks. This unmatched security comes from the
integrated policy-based management software architecture that works
with the embedded security capabilities Enterasys designs into its
entire product line. Enterasys' unique architectural approach offers
significant operational and business benefits, unmatched by vendors
that add hardware or software to multiple network access points in an
attempt to increase security. In fact, Secure Networks technology can
even make networks with competitors' equipment more secure.
About Enterasys Networks
Enterasys Networks--the Secure Networks Company--provides
enterprises with the most integrated, up-to-date portfolio of
security-enabled network infrastructure products, centralized command
and control software, and advanced security applications available
today. Information about the company's award-winning line of
policy-enabled switches, routers, wireless products, security
software, and services is available at www.enterasys.com. (ETS-G)
This news release contains forward-looking statements regarding
future events, activities and financial performance, such as
management's expectations regarding future revenue and cash flow;
strategic relationships and market opportunities; product development;
and other business strategies and objectives. These statements may be
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financial performance, events and activities may differ materially.
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which speak only as of the date hereof. We expressly disclaim any
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the expectations, assumptions, events or circumstances on which such
statements may be based or that may affect the likelihood that actual
results will differ materially.
Some risks and uncertainties that may cause actual results to
differ materially from these forward-looking statements include, but
are not limited to: worldwide and regional economic uncertainty and
recent political and social turmoil may continue to negatively affect
our business and revenue; we have a history of losses in recent years
and may not operate profitably in the future; our quarterly operating
results may fluctuate, which could cause us to fail to meet quarterly
operating targets and result in a decline in our stock price; we earn
a substantial portion of our revenue for each quarter in the last
month of each quarter, which reduces our ability to accurately
forecast our quarterly results and increases the risk that we will be
unable to achieve previously forecasted results; we continue to
introduce new products, and if our customers delay product purchases
or choose alternative solutions, or if sales of new products are not
sufficient to offset declines in sales of older products, our revenue
could decline, we may incur excess and obsolete inventory charges, and
our financial condition could be harmed; we may be unable to upgrade
our indirect distribution channels or otherwise enhance our selling
capabilities, which may hinder our ability to grow our customer base
and increase our revenue; we have experienced significant changes in
senior management and our current management team has been together
for only a limited time, which could limit our ability to achieve our
objectives and effectively operate our business; there is intense
competition in the market for enterprise network equipment, which
could prevent us from increasing our revenue and achieving
profitability; a portion of the enterprises we sell to rely in whole
or in part on public funding and often face significant budgetary
pressure, and if these customers must delay, reduce or forego
purchasing from us, our revenues could be harmed; we depend upon a
limited number of contract manufacturers for substantially all of our
manufacturing requirements, and the loss of any of our primary
contract manufacturers would impair our ability to meet the demands of
our customers; and those additional risks and uncertainties discussed
in our most recent filings with the Securities and Exchange
Commission, including our definitive proxy statement filed on January
17, 2006, and our quarterly report on Form 10-Q for the fiscal quarter
ended October 1, 2005.