SecureWave Passes 2 Million License Mark as Sanctuary Install Base Increases by 38 Percent.

Rising Demand for Sanctuary Endpoint Security Software to Protect against Data Leakage and Malware Results in Robust Revenue Spikes in the Financial Services, Healthcare, Education and other Industries

HERNDON, Va. -- SecureWave, a worldwide leader in endpoint security software, today announced that the Company passed the 1,500 customer and 2 million license mark in 2006 as a result of continued demand for its Sanctuary endpoint security software. SecureWave's customer base increased by 38 percent in 2006 as a result of rapid revenue growth in industries such as financial services, healthcare, education, energy, manufacturing and government.

"SecureWave's rapid growth in all market segments demonstrates a fundamental shift in the way that organizations are approaching today's endpoint security threats," said Bob Johnson, CEO of SecureWave. "Malicious code writers are finding ways to bypass traditional solutions, and the proliferation of removable storage media creates an entirely new set of security challenges that administrators are forced to address. SecureWave's Sanctuary neutralizes these threats by focusing on what is allowed instead of what is not. It is far easier to whitelist those applications and removable storage media that you know belong in the enterprise than to create a blacklist of all malware, unwanted software and unauthorized devices--including those that are unknown. We are pleased to see an increasing number of businesses adopting Sanctuary's whitelist approach and look forward to continued success in 2007."

SecureWave's Sanctuary is the industry's only solution that enables organizations to create a whitelist of both applications and removable media that are allowed for use on corporate PCs, laptops, network servers, terminal services servers and thin clients. All forms of malware, unwanted software and unauthorized devices are denied access by default, preventing data leakage and protecting system integrity. Organizations across all industries have integrated Sanctuary into their infrastructures as a security and compliance best-practices measure. Highlights of revenue growth within individual market segments include:

* Financial Services--In 2006, the number of financial services institutions using SecureWave's Sanctuary increased by more than 117 percent worldwide and the number of licenses increased by more than 73 percent, accounting for a robust revenue increase of more than 89 percent from 2005.

* Healthcare--The number of healthcare organizations using SecureWave's Sanctuary increased more than 100 percent from 2005 to 2006, and the number of licenses grew by more than 470 percent. This rapid expansion within the healthcare industry resulted in a revenue increase of nearly 200 percent.

* Education--From 2005 to 2006, the number of schools using SecureWave's Sanctuary increased by 163 percent worldwide and the number of licenses grew by 500 percent. As a result, SecureWave's revenue within the education industry increased nearly 200 percent.

About SecureWave

With SecureWave's Sanctuary[R], organizations set and enforce policies for device and application use that overcome tomorrow's security and operational challenges today. More than 1,500 enterprises worldwide in the financial, government, military, manufacturing and healthcare sectors, including Lockheed Martin, CSC/Anglian Water Services, MTU, Barclays Bank PLC and Norwich Union, utilize Sanctuary. SecureWave, named a Red Herring Top 100 Innovator, is headquartered in Luxembourg and services its global customer base via offices in the U.K. and Herndon, VA, as well as through a network of reseller and service provider partners worldwide. To learn more about SecureWave, please call [phone] or visit www.securewave.com.