Four more privately held network companies

This sampling showcases other companies that have captured the enterprise.

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BlueCat Networks
Toronto
BlueCat is a post tech-bubble start-up launched in 2001 by two brothers, Richard and Michael Hyatt, with the goal of providing "simple, secure and affordable" network appliances. BlueCat reports no debt, five years of growth and four years of profitably. The company says its Adonis and Proteus appliances provide core IP addressing and network infrastructure services to some 350 enterprise organizations, including CB Richard Ellis, Comstar Federal Credit Union and the State University of New York.

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BlueCat Networks
Toronto
BlueCat is a post tech-bubble start-up launched in 2001 by two brothers, Richard and Michael Hyatt, with the goal of providing "simple, secure and affordable" network appliances. BlueCat reports no debt, five years of growth and four years of profitably. The company says its Adonis and Proteus appliances provide core IP addressing and network infrastructure services to some 350 enterprise organizations, including CB Richard Ellis, Comstar Federal Credit Union and the State University of New York.