Nauticus Claims SSL Record

FRAMINGHAM, Mass. -- Nauticus Networks, developer of the Nauticus N2000 Series of data center switches, today announced that an independent benchmark test has found that the N2000 Series averages 18,741 SSL connections per second, and 3.624 Gigabits per second of SSL throughput in SSL bulk cryptographic throughput. The test conducted by VeriTest, the testing division of Lionbridge Technologies (NASDAQ: LIOX), makes the Nauticus N2000 Series the “world record holder” for SSL acceleration.

The Nauticus N2000 Series removes the SSL performance bottleneck by incorporating hardware-accelerated SSL processing for application delivery that is secure, fast, cost effective and highly available. VeriTest results confirm that the Nauticus N2000 Series is the best solution today for companies seeking to secure their critical application with SSL. You can view the full test report at http://www.veritest.com/clients/reports/nauticus (www.veritest.com/clients/reports/nauticus).

The Nauticus N2000 series optimizes application delivery and the use of data center computing resources by providing integrated layer 4-7 switching, load balancing and SSL acceleration with a more-than 10-fold improvement in price/performance over alternative platforms. The N2000 series also provides virtualization capabilities that enable the creation of multiple virtual switches within a single physical device. This lets organizations partition a single physical switch into multiple logical switches, each with its own bandwidth, policies and management.

“Application security is a critical concern for companies today. The VeriTest results combined with the N2000’s additional application switching capabilities provides the ideal solution for secure application delivery,” said Josh Weiss, president and CEO of Nauticus Networks. “The N2000 Series far exceeds the capabilities of any switch available today, and the results of the test confirm that customers are getting the highest levels of performance and functionality without compromise.”

Nauticus Networks Inc.