Lumeta has been named to Deloitte & Touche LLP's prestigious Technology Fast 50 Program, ranked 11th overall. The company attributes the impressive standing to its 1390% percent revenue growth between 2001 and 2005. In 2004, the company was selected for the Rising Star Award by Deloitte – a special designation for fast-growth technology companies that have been in business under four years.

The Technology Fast 50 Program and awards recognize the 50 fastest growing technology, media, telecommunications and life sciences companies in the region, based on percentage revenue growth over five years.

Started in 1989 to honor 25 of the state's fastest growing companies, the New Jersey's Finest program was expanded this year to reflect the state's dynamic economy. The host of the New Jersey's Finest program is NJBIZ, a weekly newspaper that reports on the business of New Jersey. Sponsors of the 2005 award program include Dendrite International, Infiniti, Lowenstein Sandler PC, PNC Bank, and PricewaterhouseCoopers. For more information on the New Jersey's Finest program, visit http://www.njfinest.com .

Lumeta was selected as one of New Jersey's Finest - the Fifty Fastest Growing companies in the Garden State - placing 23rd among the 50 winning companies. Lumeta was presented with this award at the annual awards dinner held on October 11, where all New Jersey's Finest companies were recognized and congratulated by NJBIZ. Companies selected for the award must be headquartered in New Jersey, for-profit, have been in business for the past three years, and have at least $500,000 in revenue in each of the preceding three years. Winners are ranked based on revenue growth. NJBIZ will feature a special awards supplement in the October 17th issue of its print publication.

Government Computer News' Promising Practices program recognized Information Technology Agency, Pentagon, as one of 14 government agencies demonstrating security best practices. The winning practices are IT initiatives that work as the best ways to control the security infrastructure and manage processes.

Information Technology Agency, Pentagon, is a Lumeta customer. They use Lumeta's IPsonar to perform regular network discovery scans during peak periods, identifying all connected devices without affecting network performance.

Lumeta has been selected as a Top 100 Innovator by Red Herring. Red Herring’s editorial staff evaluated over 1200 submissions from 900 companies. The editors used a careful analysis of financial data as well as subjective criteria, including quality of management, execution of strategy, and dedication to research and development.

“Selection for the Innovation 100 puts a company in an elite group. The editors worked hard to identify the companies who will benefit from the important technology trends in the coming year,” said Joel Dreyfuss, Editor-in-Chief of Red Herring.

Lumeta's IPsonar has been nominated for Best Security Solution 2005 (Principal Award) and Best Security Company (Blue Riband Award) in the SC Magazine Global Awards.

Federal Computer Week's sixth installment of the hot companies list separates the helpful innovation from the hype. Once again, FCW, has once again scanned the information technology horizon to identify companies positioned to have a significant impact on the government market. The list covers four key categories in the IT spectrum: planning, infrastructure, security and integration/operations. Companies were selected on the capacity to advance the market, whether through technical developments, pursuit of important government requirements or the ability to harness major distribution channels. Lumeta Corporation was named a Hot Company in the Security category.

Lumeta has been awarded IDG's Computerworld's annual Innovative Technology Award. This award is given by IDG Computerworld to leading-edge technology companies that provide measurable business value to Fortune 1000 end-user organizations. This honor is part of Computerworld's third annual Innovative Technology Awards program.