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Recognition

Since its inception in 2002, Bit9 has been recognized as a leader in the security industry. In July 2003, Bit9 was awarded a prestigious $2M federal research grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology-Advanced Technology Program (NIST ATP). Here's even more validation of Bit9's approach to application control and device control:

The Mass Technology Leadership Council, Inc. names Bit9 a finalist for the Council's annual Technology Leadership Awards for outstanding achievement in both the development and deployment of information technologies that address critical business issues.

Bit9 is named a "Cool Vendor" in Infrastructure Protection by Gartner

Info Security Products Guide names Bit9 winner of the 2008 Tomorrow's Technology Today Award.

Bit9 is named one of the top private companies in the AlwaysOn Northeast 100.

Bit9 has won the “Most Innovative Enterprise Software” category of the 2007 SoftwareCEO Software Innovation Awards run by the Computing Technology Industry Association (CompTIA), the leading trade association for the world’s information technology (IT) industry.

The AO100 Top Private Companies list identifies the most promising entrepreneurial opportunities and investments in the global technology industry.

The Technology Leadership Awards honor Massachusetts companies and individuals who best exemplify leadership and excellence in business and technology.

For almost two decades, Computerworld Honors has acknowledged those individuals and organizations that have used information technology to benefit society.

The American Business Awards are the only national, all-encompassing awards program honoring great performances in business.

Bit9 Parity has won the 2007 Global Excellence in Application Control and Endpoint Security Customer Trust Awards from Info Security Products Guide.

2007 SIIA Codie FinalistBit9 has been named a finalist in the Software & Information Industry Association's (SIIA) prestigious 2007 CODiE Awards.

TechTargetThe company’s flagship application and device control solution, Bit9 Parity, was named Bronze “Product of the Year” by TechTarget’s SearchWindowsSecurity.com in the Endpoint Security category.

2006 CRN AwardCRN Magazine names Bit9 as one of five emerging security vendors "that, in a short time, have won over the hearts and minds of many solution providers with their compelling technology and partner savvy."

2006 MITX AwardBit9 Parity™ Named Most-Innovative Security Application at 2006 MITX Technology Awards

2006 Infoworld CTO 25Dr. Todd Brennan, Bit9's Co-founder and Chief Technology Officer, is one of the recipients of this year's InfoWorld CTO 25 awards, given to IT executives who have demonstrated leadership within their companies and the global IT community.

 

Enterprises need to be able to prevent unauthorized software from executing, whether it's malware, spyware, or something the user has no business loading onto a company PC. Bit9 gives the enterprise full control over what to allow and disallow in a very flexible way. Bit9 is introducing what is probably the next generation of IT security technology for protecting desktops, laptops, and servers.

— Robin Bloor, partner, Hurwitz & Associates

Enterprise desktops are rife with malware, spyware, and other unwanted software. These threats are extremely difficult for IT managers to centrally manage and control. Unfortunately, addressing security issues at the endpoint is extremely time-consuming. Bit9 Parity provides the capabilities and speed that would typically require a small army of IT experts to lock down, and further, without prejudgment, makes resources available to remove any unwanted software off at the earliest possible time.

— Andrew Braunberg, senior analyst, information security, Current Analysis

There are many files on enterprise and consumer desktops that are not immediately recognizable, and this makes it difficult to separate the good from the bad. Bit9 provides real-time visibility and trusted source information about what is actually executing on computers -- information that would please any security-conscious user.

— Eric Ogren, security analyst, Enterprise Strategy Group