Dennis Cox

Well, it may not seem like a long time has passed since our massive 2.0 release, but another release is due to leave our quality assurance group in the next few weeks. This will be release 2.1, and it contains a new lab called "Lawful Intercept," improved reporting, super fast stack fuzzing, and lastly our first step in moving from Flash^® to Flex^®. As always, this release is free to customers with current maintenance, no licensing or tomfoolery involved.

Several BreakingPoint engineers are starting work on adding Long-Term Evolution (LTE) support for the BreakingPoint Storm CTM. I’m excited about this development, as well as the way in which we are going to share the news. Rather than have you wait for a press release with a long list of our new LTE-based features, we are going to use this blog to bring you along for the rapid development ride. Over the next few weeks you will hear directly from BreakingPoint engineers and myself about lessons learned in LTE network simulation and performance. These posts will provide you with a look inside our development team and grant you visibility into the evolution of our product, nearly in real-time. Let's get started.

Next week is my favorite week of the year. It's the Sales Operations meeting held at our headquarters in Austin. Each year we bring the sales people and sales engineers together to review the previous year and preview the year moving forward. More importantly I get to show off.