AirDefense and Lawrence Livermore National Labs to Present at The 2005 Federal Information Security Conference.

ATLANTA -- AirDefense, the leader in anywhere, anytime wireless security, today announced that the company will join Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL) to speak at the Federal Information Security Conference (FISC) on Tuesday, June 15, 2005, at 1:30 p.m., MDT. The conference is being held at the Antlers Hilton Hotel in Colorado Springs, CO, and will provide valuable guidance for the federal government, industry, and academia in the areas of security policies and strategies, use of technologies and securing infrastructure.

Jody G. Malik, senior systems and network associate, and network security team leader for the cyber security program at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), and Greg Thomas, director of business development for AirDefense will speak in the "Technologies and Trends" track. They will discuss approaches for mitigating wireless risks, as well as the partnership LLNL and AirDefense forged to securely deploy and maintain the laboratory's WLAN.

Mr. Malik has worked for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory for the past 16 years. More than a decade of project management experience in the security, networking and IT fields prepared Mr. Malik for his current role managing the Network Security Team within the Cyber Security Program. The Network Security Team focuses on three main security areas: intrusion detection systems (both wireless and wired), vulnerability assessments, and network security infrastructure.

Mr. Thomas brings to AirDefense demonstrated ability to apply a keen understanding of industry trends and technology to customer requirements. Mr. Thomas is a subject matter expert in 802.11 and IPSec. With his blend of technical and business savvy, he has held product manager and technical lead positions at VeriSign, Sun Microsystems and IQ Software.

As part of the United States Department of Energy, LLNL subscribes to a strict "no wireless policy" and uses AirDefense for accurate rogue detection. LLNL has more than 100 sensors deployed over a one-mile radius. They use AirDefense technology to detect access points from neighboring housing developments and to determine which access points are trying to associate with the network.

AirDefense offers a broad platform of products to secure wireless devices and networks from malicious threats. The flagship product, AirDefense Enterprise, uses distributed sensors to monitor the airwaves and manage all wireless deployments by providing wireless networks with rogue detection, policy enforcement, intrusion prevention and health monitoring. AirDefense also offers a range of other potent wireless security products, such as AirDefense Personal, which quietly monitors mobile computers for malicious or accidental wireless activities and insecure network configurations that may cause exposures or policy violations.

AirDefense will be exhibiting at FISC at booth # 48 and will be available to demonstrate AirDefense's wireless security products, answer questions, and meet with conference attendees. Please call Liz Serotte or Bill Keeler at 781-684-0770 if you would like to schedule a briefing. More information on FISC can be found at http://www.fbcinc.com/fisc.

About AirDefense, Inc.

AirDefense is the market leader in anywhere, anytime wireless security and monitoring. The company's products provide the most advanced solutions for rogue wireless detection, policy enforcement and intrusion protection both inside and outside an organization's four walls. AirDefense's enterprise-class products scale to support everything from single offices to organizations with hundreds of locations. Founded in 2001, AirDefense is based in Alpharetta, GA and services hundreds of government agencies and blue chip corporations. For more information, please visit http://www.airdefense.net or call 770.663.8115.