Network Intelligence Taps Industry Veteran Keith Bartlett to Lead Business Development.

WESTWOOD, Mass. -- New Vice President Brings More than 20 Years of Experience to Security and Compliance Market Leader

Network Intelligence(TM) Corp., the market-proven leader in transforming enterprise-wide data into compliance and security information, today announced the addition of Keith Bartlett to its management team as vice president of business development. Bartlett brings more than 20 years of experience in high tech sales and business development and will use that knowledge to strengthen business initiatives that drive company growth.

"Network Intelligence has positioned itself at the intersection of two mission-critical business issues - security and compliance. By offering customers a single solution to tackle both of these issues, Network Intelligence has carved out a strong leadership position in the security event management space," said Bartlett. "My role is to ensure that the company keeps this strong position by continuing to stay ahead of the fast changing technology and business landscape so that customers' needs are met well into the future."

Prior to Network Intelligence, Bartlett headed enterprise sales for GeoTrust, a leading identity verification and trust service provider for e-business, where he was responsible for setting and implementing the company's enterprise sales strategy. His success at GeoTrust resulted in the company exceeding 300-percent enterprise sales growth over a three-year period, and he led company efforts to win large customers including IBM, GM, EDS, Thomson, Qualcomm, State Street, KMart, TRowe Price, MetLife, WalMart and First Data Corp.

"Keith has taken companies to the vanguard in their industry and that experience will be valuable in helping Network Intelligence maximize its growth opportunities," said Jim Melvin, executive vice president of marketing and business development of Network Intelligence. "I am confident that his leadership and innovation will play a critical role as we make Network Intelligence the de facto choice for companies seeking a complete solution for managing security and compliance."

Prior to GeoTrust, Bartlett was vice president of sales for Nortel Application Management Solutions, where he successfully merged five separate sales divisions into one cohesive team. Bartlett joined Nortel when it acquired of EPiCON, where he was the vice president of telecommunication sales and focused on the implementation of all aspects of the joint EPiCON/Nortel strategic alliance plan. Bartlett was instrumental in leveraging Nortel's $10 million investment in the company into its eventual purchase of EPiCON for $450 million in September of 2000.

Bartlett was previously a director of global alliances for EMC, leading its initial expansion into networking related partnerships with Cisco, Lucent and Nortel. Before EMC, he was a global business director at Sequent Computer Systems (sold to IBM in September of 1999) where he managed teams focused on alliances with ERP, CRM companies and system integrators such as BaaN, Siebel and Price Waterhouse Coopers. Bartlett also has held similar business development positions with Unisys and Sperry Corporation.

About Network Intelligence

Network Intelligence is the market-proven leader in transforming enterprise-wide data into compliance and security information. Its core product line, the Network Intelligence Engine(TM), provides the only architecture proven to efficiently collect and protect all the data that drives customers' businesses. Network Intelligence takes the cost and complexity out of compliance and security for hundreds of customers worldwide. For more information, please visit the Company's Web site at www.network-intelligence.com, or phone [phone].