Monosek is a powerful full duplex packet-processing engine built on IntelR advancedIXP series network processor that can be used for analyzing network protocols,aggregation of packets based on user defined filter criteria,application layer analysis in either 100Mbps or 1Gbps.

QualNet a flag ship product of SNT, is a ultra high-fidelity network evaluation software that predicts performance of wired, wireless and mixed-platform networks.QualNet decreases development costs for networking products while providing new levels of planning intelligence for existing networks. QualNet is capable of modeling the most complex of networks and is the fastest, most scalable network simulator in the market. QualNet's large model library and powerful development tools help minimize coding time. QualNet's Integration Modules provide extensibility that greatly boosts the tool's value as a simulator of communications systems. QualNet supports simulation of thousands of network nodes by taking full advantage of the multi-threading capabilities of multi-core 64-bit processors

Brought to you by the makers of QualNet, EXata is a wireless emulator that lets you evaluate on-the-move communication networks faster and with more realism than any other emulator. EXata creates a digital network replica that interfaces with networks in real time, using real applications. Software, hardware, human, and Internet-in-the-loop connections enable ultra-realistic communication over all layers of the network. No more assuming "perfect communications" in your net-centric operations planning - get the real picture with EXata first.

VisNet Defense is a new network planning tool that combines the realism and ease of a Google Earth? type visualization with ultra-high fi delity network simulation. VisNet enables non-cyberspecialist users to view and quickly grasp the mechanics of the network, then easily construct simulated networks for
operations planning and review.VisNet Defense enables technical and nontechnical teams to collaborate on network design,development, and deployment using a common set of simulation models and device configurations.