Strategy X Initiates US Port Security Review for Public and Government Disclosure.

HARRISON, Maine -- Strategy X, Inc. (Pink Sheets:SRGX), Homeland Security specialists, is pleased to announce its experts have initiated its own internal review concerning Port Security in the US based on the current issues in the media. Although general Port Security contract processes have become an enormous issue, Strategy X experts believe that other areas of physical security at the ports are being overlooked. Strategy X through its Modeling/Simulation and Analysis (MSA) division plan to mark the industry with its pioneering security proficiency.

A Strategy X expert stated the following, "It seems the focus here is ensuring that dangerous materials are not brought into the country through the ports. That is very important, but there are other areas of concern that we feel are being overlooked. Terrorist organizations focus on easy targets that provide the biggest bang for their buck. Attacking the natural resources coming into the country would have a huge impact on the nation's economy as well as creating public safety and environmental issues. Everyday our ports bring in large amounts of petroleum, natural gas as well as other hazardous cargo. An attack on these resources could cause an economic ripple that would be felt throughout the country. A simple ground-based attack could create big problems at any unsecured port. This huge political issue has raised many questions, the number one question being the security of the United State ports."

Another Strategy X expert added the following, "Physical security at all US ports requires equal attention. We understand and appreciate the threat of terrorists smuggling materials through the ports, but we feel there are other issues just as important. A terrorist organization could attack port storage facilities or pipelines and create massive disorder. Our capabilities and expertise in performance-based physical security can gauge the effectiveness of their existing security plans and systems, and where necessary test and design systems to meet security needs at any location. We are currently watching the situation and are in talks with those within the government that can point us in the right direction. We look forward to getting involved and are prepared to help the Homeland Security effort to progress the US in security efforts from the ground up."

Strategy X Inc. President & CEO, Clifford A. Lewis, stated the following about the Effects-based Security Assessment (EBSA) process, "Our key management team was intimately involved in the development of this process in the military, including the proof of concept. We further utilized this process at over 100 military and civilian locations worldwide ranging from nuclear facilities to public venues. This process not only assesses the effectiveness of a physical security system in place but also through analysis will make sure you are getting the most for your security budget. This process is the best way to ensure you are getting the most out of security expenditures and that you are meeting your security objectives."

About Strategy X Security

Strategy X employs what they call the Effects-based Security Assessment (EBSA). This assessment is a performance-based vulnerability assessment, which provides quantitative data to measure the effectiveness of a security system as a whole. This includes the manpower, procedures, and technology available to meet security objectives. The process uses Modeling and Simulation to measure the effects of the security system against a pre-determined threat. The process also allows for the testing of new system designs to ensure designs effectively meet security objectives. This process was developed and is utilized by the Department of Energy and the United States Air Force.

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