Awards

QRadar has won the Global Excellence in Surveillance Award from InfoSecurity Products Guide. More than 18,000 end-users and prospective customers worldwide voted for the products they trust the most when it comes to protecting their digital resources.

QRadar has been selected as a "Hot Pick" by Information Security magazine for its innovation, flexibility and power based on an extensive product review by thepublication's test laboratory.

"Q1 Labs has integrated a SIM engine with its existing anomaly-based detection technology. The result is a next-generation SIM that correlates and analyzes both security and live network information."

February, 2006
GovernmentVAR magazine has named Q1 Labs as one of North America’s top information-technology (IT) vendors. The recognition is for the partnership programs Q1 Labs offers to solution providers that sell its products and services to government end users. Certification as a Five-Star Partner acknowledges Q1 Labs' commitment to and the strength of its programs for public sector IT integrators, resellers and consultants.

July, 2004
Growthink Research has named Q1 Labs a "Top Emerging Company" for the Networking Security sector. The award was based on experience of the management team, uniqueness of the technology or business model, the company's track record of raising capital, and the likelihood for future success.

April, 2004
"The 100 private companies that embody innovation, technology, strategy and promise.”

April, 2004
The Technology Editors of Network Computing magazine have selected Q1 Labs as a Finalist for the 10th Annual Well-Connected Awards in the Network Behavior Anomaly Detection (NBAD) Solution category of the Security core area.

The Well-Connected Awards honor the year's outstanding technology products and services. They represent the very best products and services the technology industry has to offer in networking. The awards are determined as a result of product testing in the Real-World Labs of Network Computing, located throughout the US.

“If a picture is really worth a thousand words, then QVision’s real-time graphs speak volumes."

March, 2004
“Unlike its automated cousins, this system puts humans back in the loop with its real-time monitoring and display capabilities."

“Network performance is displayed in regularly updated graphs, which are easier to interpret than voluminous log files.”

Features:

• Ease of use
• Performance


• Documentation
• Support


• Value for money

“Historical performance data is invaluable, especially when planning network changes, but real-time performance displays give you the chance to react to situations as they occur.”

“Further alert conditions can be defined to suit individual network conditions and policies. The system is then ‘aware’ of the way the network ought to behave, and so it can react to situations that would not necessarily trigger a response in other monitoring systems. In this way, it combines the advantages of automatic monitoring with the insight and recognition of trends that humans can have.”

“We found that QVision's visualization tools make the product a strong choice for networks with lots of applications and lots of activity.”

February, 2004
“Q1 Labs' QVision is a different animal. Q1 gave us the tools to visualize network traffic, and through Bookmarks, Sentries and Behavior views, we could customize our analytics. In fact, we spent a good deal of time doing just that, and the result was a customizable and extensible detection product.”

“Uniquely, QVision can identify application traffic regardless of the port on which you see it. Application signatures defined the application name, protocol, common port and some identifiable content in the payload that should uniquely identify the protocol. In this way, QVision can differentiate between Port 80's valid HTTP traffic and its SSH traffic.”

“QVision also automatically captured a configurable amount of packet data in a flow for all flows or flows of an unknown application type only. We found the latter feature useful for initial analysis of traffic didn't match an application type.”

“Features like application detection, data capture and trend reporting make QVision” shine.

“Of course, once we got used to QVision, we went nuts creating a ton of useful bookmarks, Behavior views and Sentries.”

“Either way, administrators are no longer in the dark when it comes to connecting network traffic with a particular activity.”

November, 2003
“What makes QVision a unique offering is the visual component of its management interface, which administrators can use to localize traffic concerns quickly by viewing realtime graphs of network traffic.”





“What’s more, administrators can then drill down through the visual interface to isolate any element of the traffic, including ports, IP addresses, physical or virtual locations, services and even defined applications.”

“Solution providers will find that QVision is an apt tool for protecting networks, managing bandwidth and garnering additional revenue for services previously forgotten or ignored.”

October, 2003
“Q1 Labs’ QVision 2.0 is a virtual SOC in a Web browser, providing users with the ability to quickly identify malicious and anomalous activity.”

“With multiple sensors, QVision can consolidate the activity of multiple network segments. This capability allows security managers to correlate disparage vents for more holistic network intelligence.”