Intrusic to Highlight the New Insider Threat at Prominent Industry Events; Executives to Offer Insight into Key Internal Network Security Issues at Red Herring East 2006 and The Research Board's Digital Security Board Meeting

Business Wire, June 27, 2006

BURLINGTON, Mass. -- Intrusic, Inc. today announced that its executives have been invited to share their expertise on protecting large organizations from internal information security threats at two prestigious industry events, Red Herring East 2006 and The Research Board's Digital Security Board Meeting.

On Tuesday, June 27, Intrusic's President and CEO, James Mobley, will join security technology leaders in a panel discussion on the evolution of worms as a threat to enterprise networks at Red Herring East 2006. This panel topic will be presented to the event's audience of venture capitalists and other members of the financial community from within and outside the Northeast region.

WHO:    James Mobley, president and CEO, Intrusic
WHAT:   Panel: "Business Worms: The Shift from Juvenile Mayhem to
        Targeted Theft"
WHERE:  Red Herring East 2006, The Charles Hotel, Cambridge, Mass.
WHEN:   Tuesday, June 27, 2006, at 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ET

On Wednesday, June 28, Jonathan Bingham, Intrusic's co-founder and chief strategist, will present to an audience of Chief Information Security Officers (CISO) from the world's largest corporations at a gathering hosted by The Research Board, an international think tank headquartered in New York, NY. Bingham's presentation will outline the latest security threats facing enterprise networks and steps companies can take to keep their sensitive data safe.

WHO:    Jonathan Bingham, co-founder and chief strategist, Intrusic
WHAT:   Session Presentation: "Digital Security"
WHERE:  The University Club, Second Floor, 1135 16th Street, N.W.,
        Washington, D.C.
WHEN:   Wednesday, June 28, 2006, 8:15 a.m. - 9:45 a.m. ET

About Intrusic

Intrusic is focused exclusively on protecting large organizations from internal information security threats. Intrusic's unique technology identifies compromises of enterprise data and the IT infrastructure, and assures regulatory and policy compliance by detecting external hackers who have obtained unauthorized access and trusted insiders who abuse their access privileges. Global 2000 companies who face ever-increasing threats from cyber criminals and rogue employees rely on Intrusic for the last line of network defense. Established in 2001, Intrusic is led by an experienced team of information security experts and is backed by Northbridge Venture Partners, DFJ, and DFJ New England. For more information visit us at www.intrusic.com.