FatPipe, Inc. (NASDAQ: FATN) has been named a winner of the 2026 Visionary Spotlight Award (VSA) by ChannelVision Magazine for its Total Security 360 platform. The award recognizes the company's innovation in providing integrated cybersecurity solutions. This accolade highlights FatPipe's role in helping channel partners identify leading solutions in a complex technology ecosystem.

The Visionary Spotlight Awards are among the channel's longest-running programs, celebrating innovation, leadership, and success for over a decade. Entries are evaluated by ChannelVision's editors and independent judges based on criteria such as overall innovation, future industry impact, creativity, feature set differentiation, ease of use, and interoperability.

FatPipe was selected for its Total Security 360 platform, which combines advanced cybersecurity capabilities with resilient, secure connectivity. The platform is designed to strengthen security postures across distributed environments by integrating multiple security services into a single-stack offering.

The following table outlines the key features of the Total Security 360 platform:

"The 2026 VSAs reflect a rapidly evolving channel, with advisors navigating emerging AI-driven technologies and shifting buyer expectations," said Berge Kaprelian, President and CEO of ChannelVision. "The VSAs help cut through the noise by recognizing the companies who are delivering innovation and measurable business value."

Dr. Ragula Bhaskar, Chief Executive Officer and Chairman of FatPipe, stated that the award reflects the company's commitment to helping partners and customers build simplified, secure mission-critical networks. FatPipe pioneered software-defined wide area networking (SD-WAN) and offers a single-stack platform backed by 13 U.S. patents related to multipath and software-defined networking.

FatPipe announced the general availability of FatPipe SATBoost, a proprietary software solution designed to increase the performance of Starlink, Viasat, and Amazon LEO satellite connections. The solution aims to address connectivity challenges by optimizing data transmission over Low Earth Orbit (LEO) networks.

FatPipe SATBoost is now accessible to users seeking improved reliability and speed for their satellite internet infrastructure. The software integrates with existing hardware to enhance the efficiency of satellite links without requiring extensive modifications.

The release targets enterprises and remote operations relying on satellite connectivity for critical communications. By boosting performance, FatPipe intends to reduce latency and increase throughput for high-demand applications.