NETSCOUT receives Frost & Sullivan 2025 recognition
2nd article in the last 90 days, one of 2 articles referencing NetScout Systems. Previous coverage: Gigamon holds 50% share in deep observability market (Dec 2025).
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Frost & Sullivan named NETSCOUT the 2025 Global Company of the Year in the network monitoring industry, citing the company’s work in real-time visibility, performance assurance, and cyber-resilient network intelligence.
Frost & Sullivan evaluated companies across strategy effectiveness and strategy execution and assessed NETSCOUT against those benchmarks. The firm reported that NETSCOUT aligned long-term strategic priorities with evolving market demand and executed with discipline, scale, and operational consistency, and it noted sustained activity across enterprise, service provider, and public-sector markets worldwide.
NETSCOUT described several technical elements that underpinned its recognition, including its Visibility Without Borders® approach, patented Adaptive Service Intelligence technology, Deep Packet Inspection at scale, AI-ready Smart Data, and scalable analytics. The company also noted that its nGenius and Omnis offerings delivered end-to-end monitoring using real network traffic rather than sampled data to support troubleshooting, reduced mean time to resolution, and predictive automated operations.
The company reported sustained investment in packet-based intelligence and in licensing, architecture, and support models intended to scale observability and cybersecurity capabilities. NETSCOUT described flexible licensing, a distributed architecture, comprehensive global support services, a partner-driven ecosystem, and localized support that the company said supported deployments across healthcare, manufacturing, financial services, and telecommunications.
“NETSCOUT's mastery of packet-based intelligence and its ability to transform raw network data into precise, actionable insight position the company as a critical enabler of performance, reliability, and resilience across the global digital economy,” said Debashrita Tripathy, senior consulting analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “Frost & Sullivan's recognition underscores the strength of our long-term strategy and our relentless focus on innovation rooted in delivering smart, actionable data,” said Pamela Jacques, vice president, corporate marketing at NETSCOUT. “By providing high-fidelity, packet-based intelligence that serves as the foundation for observability and AI-driven insights, NETSCOUT empowers customers to gain clarity, reduce risk, and proactively manage performance and security in an increasingly dynamic digital landscape.”
Frost & Sullivan presented the Global Company of the Year Recognition annually to an organization that demonstrated strategy development and implementation resulting in measurable improvements in competitive positioning, customer impact, and market leadership.
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