Chevy Chase Bank Deploys Verint Networked Video Solution.

Washington DC Area Bank Enhances Security Across a Network of More than 275 Branch Locations

MELVILLE, N.Y. -- Verint Systems Inc., a leading provider of analytic software-based solutions for security and business intelligence, today announced that Chevy Chase Bank has deployed Verint's Networked Video solution to enhance security at more than 275 branch locations throughout the Washington D.C. metro area.

With more than $14 billion in assets, Chevy Chase Bank is the Washington D.C. area's largest locally owned and managed bank with more than 275 branches and the region's largest ATM network. A regional institution, Chevy Chase Bank was founded in 1969 and provides a wide range of financial services including retail and commercial banking, mortgage and home equity lending, consumer, small business and asset management services.

Verint's Networked Video solution is designed to enable Chevy Chase Bank to distribute video intelligence across the bank's enterprise to authorized security personnel to enhance fraud prevention and to help resolve customer disputes in a timely manner. Additionally, through its sophisticated ATM integrations, the Verint solution enables Chevy Chase Bank security personnel to correlate video with ATM transaction data to intelligently expedite the investigation process.

"At Chevy Chase Bank, our goal is to satisfy every customer every time," said Kevin Smith, Senior Vice President and Corporate Security Director, Chevy Chase Bank. "Verint's networked video solutions have increased the efficiency of our investigative process, which ultimately enhances the customer experience."

Verint's Networked Video Solutions enable organizations of all sizes, from small and mid-sized enterprises to major government and commercial organizations, to enhance the security of their facilities and infrastructure and the performance of their business operations by networking video across multiple locations and applying advanced content analytics to extract actionable intelligence from live and stored video. By alerting security personnel to potential security threats, Verint solutions help organizations prevent security breaches, improve response time and enhance operational efficiency.

"As a leading provider of security solutions for the retail banking market, we are pleased to help Chevy Chase Bank effectively address their critical security requirements," said Dan Bodner, Verint's CEO and President. "Our networked video solutions are designed to provide multi-site institutions with the actionable intelligence they need to maintain secure operations, mitigate fraud and rapidly resolve internal investigations."

About Verint Systems Inc.

Verint Systems Inc. (PINK SHEETS: VRNT), headquartered in Melville, New York, is a leading provider of analytic software-based solutions for security and business intelligence. Verint software, which is used by over 1,000 organizations in over 50 countries worldwide, generates actionable intelligence through the collection, retention and analysis of voice, fax, video, email, Internet and data transmissions from multiple communications networks. Visit us at our website www.verint.com.

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