Financial Data and Key Metrics - Revenue grew 10% YoY to 38.2millioninQ32021[7]−Non−GAAPoperatingprofitwas0.3 million, compared to a loss of 1millioninQ32020[7]−Thismarksthe15thconsecutivequarterofYoYrevenuegrowth[7]−Enterprisebusinessrevenuereached6.6 million in Q3 2021 [10] - Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) was 4.6millioninSeptember2021,withexpectationsof5 million to 6millionbyDecember2021[33]BusinessLinePerformance−AllotSmartproductlinecontinuestogrow,withdealsintrafficmanagement,congestionmanagement,anddigitalenforcement[9]−AllotSecureproductlinesignedseveralrecurringsecurityrevenuedeals,includingadealwithDISHintheUSforcybersecurityontheir5Gnetwork[8]−Enterprisebusinessisexpectedtocontinuedouble−digitgrowthfortheremainderof2021[10]MarketPerformance−GrowinginterestinAllot′sproductsforblockingillegalactivitiessuchasdrugtraffickingandterrorism[10]−NorthAmericanmarketshowsstronginterestinnetwork−basedsecurityservices,withadvanceddiscussionswithtwoadditionaloperators[26]−APACregionsawadealwhereAllotreplacedacompetitor′sproductandlaunchedasecurity−as−a−serviceoffering[9]CompanyStrategyandIndustryCompetition−Allotistransformingintoacybersecuritycompany,withmostfuturegrowthexpectedfromthissector[12]−Thecompanyisinvestinginadaptingproductstovariouscontainerizedcloud−nativeenvironmentstocapitalizeon5Gopportunities[12]−Allotiswinningdealsduetoitscomprehensiveproductoffering,commercialpartnershipmodel,andstrongtrackrecord[27]ManagementCommentaryonOperatingEnvironmentandFutureOutlook−Managementisoptimisticaboutthenetwork−basedcybersecuritymarket,despiteasix−monthdelayinrecurringrevenuetargets[35]−Thecompanyexpectsrecurringsecurity−as−a−servicerevenueof4.1 million to 4.3millionforfull−year2021,10 million to 15millionfor2022,and20 million to 30millionforthe12monthsfromJuly2022toJune2023[33]−TheMAR(MonthlyActiveRevenue)metricisexpectedtoexceed180 million for 2021 and an additional 180 million for 2022 [34] Other Important Information - The company is facing delays in recognizing security-as-a-service revenue due to technical issues, CSP commercial launch delays, and integration challenges [15][16][17] - Allot is working closely with CSPs to improve go-to-market strategies and shorten integration times [17][20] - The company has signed 18 security-as-a-service deals, with seven already launched and 11 expected to launch in the future [23] Q&A Session Summary Question: Clarification on the number of signed deals and launches [39] - Answer: 18 signed deals, with seven launched and 11 not yet launched [40] Question: Impact of the strong shekel on financials [41] - Answer: Every 10% change in the exchange rate impacts the company by more than 5 million but less than 10million.Thecompanyhassomehedginginplace,butthefulleffectwillbeseenin2022[42]Question:High−leveloutlookfor2022[44]−Answer:TheDPImarketisexpectedtogrowinsingledigits,withpotentialforflatgrowthin2022.Thepreviousforecastshouldbereducedby12.5 million due to delays in SECaaS revenue [45] Question: Conservatism in the new forecast [46] - Answer: The new forecast is based on a bottom-up approach, with detailed data on each customer, making it more accurate than the previous top-down approach [47] Question: Supply chain issues impacting DPI expectations [50] - Answer: The company has managed supply chain issues by buying inventory early and making long-term commitments, but challenges may arise if shortages persist [51] Question: Pipeline growth compared to 2020 [53] - Answer: The pipeline has grown significantly, with expectations of 12 to 18 new launches in 2022 [54] Question: Time to launch for new deals [55] - Answer: On average, it takes about one year to launch from signature, but there is variability [56] Question: Impact of Broadcom deal on Allot Smart growth [61] - Answer: The Broadcom deal has contributed to growth, but the market is expected to normalize, with potential for flat growth in 2022 [63] Question: Competitive environment in SECaaS and 5G NetProtect [86] - Answer: Allot faces competition from DNS security providers like Infoblox and Akamai, as well as router security providers like McAfee and F-Secure. In 5G NetProtect, competitors include traditional DDoS security companies like Netscout Arbor and Radware [88][91] Question: ARR guidance and assumptions [93] - Answer: The ARR guidance for December 2022 is based on the seven launched operators plus 12 to 18 new launches, but not all will contribute to ARR due to free periods and staggered launches [96]