SonicWall wins 2026 CRN ARC Awards in Network Security – Enterprise
SonicWall said it won the 2026 CRN Annual Report Card Awards in Network Security – Enterprise, taking the overall category prize and first place in all listed subcategories.
SonicWall said on Aug. 10 that it won the 2026 CRN Annual Report Card Awards in the Network Security – Enterprise category, taking the overall category award and first place in each listed subcategory.
The company said it ranked first in Product Innovation, Support, Partnership and Managed & Cloud Services. The awards recognize technology vendors that support channel partners, and winners are selected from feedback provided by solution providers across North America.
SonicWall described itself as a partner-first cybersecurity portfolio for small and midsize businesses, managed service providers and IT teams, and said it has a global community of more than 17,000 partners.
The announcement quoted Chandro Prasad, SonicWall’s chief product officer, as saying the result reflects partner recognition of the company’s network security innovation and investment in partner success. Jonathan Berger, SonicWall’s global channel chief, said he was not surprised by the result and pointed to the company’s support and partnership performance across the subcategories.
Jennifer Follett, vice president of U.S. content and executive editor at CRN, said the awards honor vendors that set the standard for channel excellence and that this year’s winners showed commitment to innovation, partnership and partner success. The Channel Company said coverage of the 2026 ARC winners is available on CRN.com/ARC, and that winners were spotlighted during its XChange August 2026 conference.
The award announcement did not include financial terms or other operational results. It also did not say whether the recognition will affect SonicWall’s product plans or partner programs.
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