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NetClarity's Auditor Enterprise Provides Preemptive, Proactive Protection of Westborough Bank's Network; NetClarity's Appliance Allows Community Bank to Go Above and Beyond FDIC & GLBA Requirements

Business Wire, August 21, 2006

BEDFORD, Mass. -- NetClarity, a leading provider of proactive network security products and services, today announced that Westborough Bank, a community bank in Westborough, Mass., is using an Auditor Enterprise appliance to secure its corporate network and comply with FDIC and GLBA requirements. The appliance preemptively, proactively protects the Bank's network by detecting, deterring, defending and defeating hackers, viruses, worms, spyware and malicious insiders.

Auditor Enterprise dynamically detects wired and wireless assets, such as laptops, as they connect to Westborough Bank's network, and regularly and automatically audits them for Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs), the systemic cause of 95% of all network security breaches. In addition to providing workflow and remediation, the appliance generates IT gap analysis and regulatory compliance reports tailored to the banking industry. Furthermore, Auditor Enterprise complements Westborough Bank's external patch management system, Kaseya, by allowing its Information Technology Department to scan for vulnerabilities whenever they choose to do so.

"NetClarity's Auditor Enterprise enables us to be proactive in auditing our network for CVEs," said Phil Maio, vice president and information technology officer for Westborough Bank. "We chose the turnkey solution over Tenable and Microsoft because of its speed, reliability and flexibility. Auditor Enterprise's comprehensive identification of vulnerabilities enables us to quickly patch holes that may put our network at risk. The appliance also provides detailed compliance-based reports that show proof of due diligence for FDIC and GLBA regulators."

"Auditor Enterprise enables Westborough Bank to continue building strong customer relationships while ensuring the integrity of their data," said Gary S. Miliefsky, founder and CTO of NetClarity. "The appliance allows the Bank to mitigate risk by quickly and easily auditing key network assets more often than required by banking industry regulations."

About NetClarity

NetClarity is a leading provider of proactive network security products and services that increase uptime, reduce risk and facilitate IT compliance. The company delivers the only solution that proactively protects desktops and corporate networks by enhancing existing firewalls, antivirus, and intrusion detection and prevention systems. NetClarity's software and appliances solve the largest problem in network security by finding and fixing vulnerabilities, automatically protecting networks, conducting ongoing self assessments and producing turnkey compliance documentation. Based in Bedford, Massachusetts, NetClarity is a venture-backed, privately-held company. For more information, visit www.netclarity.net.

NetClarity, Auditor and the NetClarity logo are trademarks of NetClarity, Inc. All rights reserved. All other marks may be the property of their respective titleholders.

About Westborough Bank

Westborough Bank provides financial services to consumer and enterprise clients. The Bank's deposits are attracted from the general public and invests those funds primarily in loans secured by first mortgages, one- to four- family residences in commercial real estate and commercial loans to small businesses. It operates five full service-banking offices located in the towns of Westborough, Northborough and Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. It offers a variety of deposits consisting of regular savings deposits, NOW accounts, personal and business demand accounts, money market accounts, certificates of deposit and Individual Retirement Accounts. More information can be found on the Web at www.westborosavings.com.

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