Authentium's SafeCentral Passes Rigorous Security Tests by PC Magazine.

PC Mag's Lead Analyst for Operating Systems and Security couldn't crack SafeCentral's wall

PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. -- In a time when ID theft and fraud have become pervasive, security software vendors continue to tout products that guarantee to keep users safe. However, many products that promise "bulletproof protection" are quickly cracked by leading industry experts. Not so with Authentium's SafeCentral.

The company today announced its SafeCentral secure-browsing service has earned 3.5 out of 5 stars from PC Magazine's Lead Analyst for Operating Systems and Security, Neil J. Rubenking. In his review, which can be read here (http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,2817,2326037,00.asp?kc=PCRSS02129TX1K 0000530; Due to its length, this URL may need to be copied/pasted into your Internet browser's address field. Remove the extra space if one exists.), Rubenking aggressively tested Authentium's claims of SafeCentral security. His conclusion: SafeCentral delivers the iron-clad security Authentium promises. Rubenking was unable to compromise SafeCentral in any way. SafeCentral thwarted his attempts to capture account credentials and passwords using the most sophisticated keyloggers available.

Rubenking did however, point out several features and performance enhancements that he would like to see addressed. It is important to note that none of these suggestions affect SafeCentral's security, and Authentium agrees with these criticisms and is working aggressively to implement Rubenking's suggestions in a future release.

"PC Magazine is the trusted authority for consumers in testing vendors' claims," says Ray Dickenson, Chief Technology Officer for Authentium. "When an expert like Rubenking can't crack a product, you know you're dealing with an exceptional level of security. We appreciate the time that Rubenking spent testing SafeCentral, and the space PC Mag felt his review warranted. We look forward to addressing his feedback, and continue to optimize and refine the service. We're thrilled that PC Magazine validated the unique claims of our technology and its value to consumers. We couldn't be more excited about this review."

SafeCentral uses Authentium's patent-pending TSX technology to create a virtual "concrete bunker" that safeguards investors from the most sophisticated techniques used by Internet thieves. These threats include viruses, spyware, Trojan horses, keyloggers, phishers, man-in-the-middle attacks, screen scrapers, DNS poisoning, Wi-Fi interception, and countless other orchestrated attacks.

For more information about SafeCentral or for a free trial, visit www.SafeCentral.com.

ABOUT AUTHENTIUM, INC.

Authentium develops software and services to protect consumers in a connected world. The company's core technologies (SDK's) are used by leading software providers including Google, Microsoft, and Symantec to create or enhance industry-leading computing security products. Additionally, Authentium's same core security expertise is also expressed in the continued development of Command Antivirus, the award winning Antivirus product from Authentium. The company was incorporated in 2000, and is located in Palm Beach Gardens, FL. For more information, visit www.authentium.com.