Brijot(R) Strengthens Management Team with Addition of Accomplished Military Security Leader.

Troy Techau, U.S. Central Command Biometrics Officer, Joins Brijot as Vice President

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. -- the leader in the field of concealed object detection and stand-off people screening technology -- announces today that Troy Techau has joined the company in the position of Vice President. Techau has more than 22 years experience in the United States Army, serving in infantry, counterintelligence and human intelligence leadership positions. With his most recent assignment as biometrics officer for the United States Central Command supporting U.S. and Coalition combat operations in the Middle East, Techau brings a proven track record in shaping security strategy development and related equipment acquisition by the Department of Defense. He will serve a vital role in developing and maintaining Brijot's world-wide relationships with long-term government and military partners, and will further provide the company with valuable insight into the technology and solutions requirements of these key markets.

"I'm delighted that Troy has agreed to join our organization," says Brijot President and CEO Mitchel Laskey. "Adding him to our executive mix is a positive way for us to begin 2007 and I look forward to the places he'll be able to take our camera screening systems in the future. Troy's record clearly demonstrates acumen for leadership and a keen ability to envision practical complementary solutions from complicated technologies -- and then present those solutions in a concise, understandable and usable way. I see only great things for him to come at Brijot."

No stranger to high-pressure environments, Techau brings a distinguished service record directing security and intelligence teams as part of complex, time-sensitive initiatives, accomplishing goals with measurable results. During the years immediately prior to joining Brijot he was responsible for producing a first-of-its-kind biometrics doctrine outlining the principles of that technology's use within U.S. military operations and was further instrumental in formulating multiple policies and procedures adopted by the U.S. Department of Defense to facilitate biometric system implementation. Further, he actively and effectively led teams responsible for large-scale implementation projects based on such technological policies with multi-year budgets in excess of $400 million.

"Throughout my career I have sought to develop and deliver technological solutions to enhance military operations. When I first learned of Brijot's screening technology I could see its potential to help ensure the safety of our deployed troops and to improve the security of facilities. The more I learned, the more I knew this was a company with both a technology and solutions-based foresight that I wanted to associate myself with," says Techau.

The BIS-WDS([R]) Prime is the world's first and only full-motion surveillance system capable of imaging and locating concealed objects such as suicide bombs, guns, liquids, other potential threats, and loss prevention items hidden beneath a person's clothing in real-time. In addition to the U.S. military, other high-profile deployments disclosed by Brijot include the installation of two cameras within an entry lane application at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey's Exchange Place PATH Station in Jersey City, New Jersey, as part of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security Rail Security Pilot Project's two-week live field demonstration after successful testing by Sandia National Laboratories, a National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) laboratory.

Techau earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Psychology from Iowa State University and a Master of Science in Management from Troy University in Troy, Ala.

About Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc.

Brijot Imaging Systems, Inc. designs, manufactures and sells the world's first surveillance system to feature full-motion, real-time millimeter wave imaging capabilities, allowing users to search for and locate potential threats on an individual quickly and discretely from a distance without stopping or subjecting him or her to a physical pat down. In addition, the system's industry-leading value-added detection engine pinpoints the location of hidden objects that meet the user's pre-defined detection criteria on a full-motion video image as the subject walks through the camera's view, a feature not available with any other system today. By using passive millimeter wave technology that does not subject persons to any radiation what-so-ever, the company's BIS-WDS Prime presents a completely safe, non-intrusive method for searching any subject, including those with pacemakers and pregnant women. No other product, today or in the past, has ever offered advantages comparable to those of the BIS-WDS Prime. The company began the full-scale manufacture and distribution of units to customers across the globe in January 2006.