Dan Klimke serves as Director, Product Marketing for NetAlly. His 25+ years of experience in the premise cabling and network performance analysis segments of the networking business (first at Leviton Manufacturing, Co. Inc., then at Fluke Networks, Inc., and NETSCOUT Systems, Inc.) provides a deep perspective on the industry and evolution of technologies.
“Both cyber and network professionals will benefit from CyberScope’s endpoint and network discovery, wireless security analysis, vulnerability assessment, and network segmentation and provisioning validation capabilities.”
– James Kahkoska, NetAlly CTO
“This competitive program allows Cabling Installation &
Maintenance to celebrate and recognize the most innovative products, projects, technologies, and
programs impacting the industry.”
– Patrick McLaughlin, Chief Editor, Cabling Installation & Maintenance
“Link-Live has evolved from a basic repository and reporting engine for test results from our instruments to an in-depth network analysis and management platform. The addition of WiFi and Bluetooth site surveys, network topology mapping, in-depth analysis, and real-time collaboration tools has made Link-Live a key part of our customers’ network management arsenal, but one that could not be used by public cloud-averse organizations.”
– James Kahkoska, CTO at NetAlly
“I am amazed with the swift innovation from NetAlly to produce a handheld tool that prepares network engineers for the next-generation of WiFi. I feel absolutely confident in understanding and validating the latest technologies and features brand-new to our industry using a tool like the EtherScope nXG.” – Rowell Dionicio
Managing Director at Packet6
Learn how to test and validate a new internet connection in the following video.
No NetAlly products, websites, or portals are impacted by the “Log4j” security vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228).
“InSites continues NetAlly’s mission of simplifying WiFi site surveying for everyone by automating the analysis of coverage, SNR, interference, beacon overhead, and more.”
James Kahkoska, CTO NetAlly
By utilizing both radios in the EtherScope, a complete network topology can be acquired even when untethered. Simply let the WiFi Test radio scan while