Netscout Systems (NASDAQ: NTCT) announced the issuance of its 750th patent, a U.K. patent titled "Systems and Methods for Performing Computer Network Service Chain Analysis," issued June 24, 2026.

The patent adds to a portfolio that spans technologies including deep packet inspection, DDoS attack detection and mitigation, 5G service assurance, mobile network performance monitoring, network detection and response, and artificial intelligence-driven analytics.

"Our 750th patent is a milestone we are proud of, but what it represents matters more than the number itself," said Anil K. Singhal, co-founder and CEO of Netscout. "For more than forty years, the people of NETSCOUT, across the company, have tackled hard problems for our customers and invented and built solutions that no one had before."

According to the company's press release, Netscout's patented Adaptive Service Intelligence technology serves as the deep packet inspection engine at the core of its smart data platform. The company's ATLAS global threat intelligence network, which the company says monitors over 800 terabits per second of internet traffic across more than 200 countries, is described as a product of patented innovations.

Jeff Levinson, senior vice president and general counsel at Netscout, said the company's patent program is intended to recognize internal innovations and protect competitive positioning. "We are pleased that the pipeline of innovation is as strong as it has ever been," Levinson said.

The company said its recent patents in AI-ready data, carrier telemetry processing, and adaptive threat detection form the technical foundation of its Omnis Sensor and Omnis Streamer products.