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Endace

Endace Ltd is a privately owned network monitoring company, based in Auckland, New Zealand and founded in 2001. It provides network visibility and network recording products to large organizations. The company was listed on the London Stock Exchange in 2005 and then delisted in 2013 when it was acquired by Emulex. In 2016 Endace was spun out of Emulex…

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Founded
2001
Industry
Network monitoring
Headquarters
Auckland, New Zealand
Key people
Stuart Wilson: CEO
Type
Private

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Endace

Nodes31
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Triples31
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
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Endace

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related to Controversy and surveillance · 11
Endace → Australian, Canadian, DGST, Edward Snowden, Europe, GCHQ, In October, Morocco's, North America, The Intercept, UK
related to history · 10
Endace → ATM, Computing, DAG, In, Mathematical Sciences, New Zealand, School, The, University, Waikato
Founded · 1
Endace → 2001
Headquarters · 1
Endace → Auckland, New Zealand
Industry · 1
Endace → Network monitoring
Key people · 1
Endace → Stuart Wilson: CEO
Type · 1
Endace → Private
Website · 1
Endace → www.endace.com

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EndaceHeadquartersAuckland, New Zealand1.00infobox
EndaceIndustryNetwork monitoring1.00infobox
EndaceKey peopleStuart Wilson: CEO1.00infobox
EndaceTypePrivate1.00infobox
EndaceWebsitewww.endace.com1.00infobox
GPS which is accurate toinstance ofPrecision comes from the freedom of custom hardware to assign as many bits to the timestamp as required and accuracy is assured by reference to an external time source0.80text
globally synchronised GPS makes it possible to do one-way time-of-flight measurementsinstance ofthe ability to use an external reference0.80text
the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive 2004.Packet lossAlmost as important as timestamp accuracy is guaranteeing 100instance oftimestamp accuracy has commercial applications in the enforcement and compliance with law0.80text
the EU Markets in Financial Instruments Directive 2004instance oftimestamp accuracy has commercial applications in the enforcement and compliance with law0.80text
Endacerelated to Controversy and surveillanceIn October0.60section
Endacerelated to Controversy and surveillanceThe Intercept0.60section

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