FullArmor CTO Danny Kim Receives Prestigious Microsoft MVP Award for Group Policy Expertise; Mr. Kim Selected by Microsoft to Join Elite International Group of Technical Gurus

Business Wire, August 1, 2006

BOSTON -- FullArmor, the leader in enterprise policy management, announced that its CTO Danny Kim has been awarded the prestigious Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Award for his industry contributions and technical proficiency with respect to Microsoft Windows Server Group Policy. Mr. Kim was recognized by Microsoft for his extraordinary efforts in guiding his peers on Windows Group Policy issues in technical communities during the past year.

"The Microsoft MVP Award is reserved for the most knowledgeable technologists in their respective fields," said Danny Kim. "Being selected by Microsoft as an MVP is a special honor and important recognition for the work I am doing in the Windows Group Policy area with my team at FullArmor."

"Danny Kim has demonstrated a deep understanding of Microsoft Windows Group Policy technology and has made major contributions to the technical community during the past year," said Jeff Davis, MVP Lead, at Microsoft Corp. "Mr. Kim is a very deserving recipient of the MVP designation."

Microsoft's Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) are recognized, credible and accessible individuals with expertise in one or more Microsoft(R) products who actively participate in online and offline communities to share their knowledge and expertise with other Microsoft customers. Customers want an enriched pool of knowledge and real-life experience to tap for advice and feedback. MVPs are helping to satisfy this need by independently enabling customers in both online and offline technical communities.

About Danny Kim

Danny Kim is a recognized expert on Microsoft Windows operations and security management technologies including Microsoft Active Directory, Windows Group Policy, and Systems Management Server. He has architected a technology called PolicyPortal that allows organizations to deploy and enforce Windows Group Policy settings on machines that are not connected to Active Directory. In 1993, Mr. Kim developed the first Windows policy management product to help Wal-Mart lockdown the Microsoft Windows demo PCs in their retail stores. That technology was licensed by Microsoft, Compaq, Sony, Toshiba and others. He also architected the first third-party Group Policy management products, called FAZAM 2000 and FAZAM Auditing. He has helped more than 30 Fortune 100 companies, including Bank of America, Boeing, and Wal-Mart, design and deploy their Group Policy infrastructure on an enterprise scale. He holds a BS in Computer Science from Cornell University.

About FullArmor

FullArmor Corporation develops software that helps organizations manage their IT environment more securely and effectively while leveraging their investments in Group Policy and Active Directory. The company is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner. More than 5 million users and 1,500 organizations worldwide rely on technology developed by FullArmor. For more information visit us on the web at www.fullarmor.com or call 800.653.1783.

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