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TriActive® Announces 7.0 Public Beta

Business Wire, June 21, 2007

Version 7.0 Brings New IT Capabilities - Web-Remote, Community, PC Security Risk Assessment and Monitoring

AUSTIN, Texas -- TriActive, Inc., an innovator of Systems Management On Demand[TM] and IT 2.0 - Hosting Your Success[TM], today announced the public Beta of Version 7.0. Version 7 brings a significant number of new technologies and features along with a newly-designed user interface.

"Version 7 moves the mark far forward on what's expected in Systems Management On Demand," said Ron Halversen, VP Marketing, TriActive. "We've brought together all the new features we've been working on over the last year. 7.0 brings automated predictability to Systems Management. IT staffs will have clarity into the software in their environment like they've never had before."

PC Security is a big issue for IT shops. A TriActive study of 350 SMB companies (140,000 managed systems) showed that 15% of the PCs had no antivirus software installed. Another 6% with antivirus had out-of-date definitions older than 90 days. This led TriActive to extend their security capabilities in version 7 with new PC Security Assessment reports. A risk assessment report shows you in seconds which machines are at high, medium, and low risk. Other reports include systems missing antivirus, antispyware, and missing Microsoft critical patches.

TriActive listened to their customers' needs on managing the thousands of software titles in their environment.

"We've added over 250,000 software titles to our catalog, new for version 7.0," said Halversen. "These titles are automatically assigned to one or more of over 75 common software categories providing insight into the many different types of software their end users have installed. "This gives an IT staff complete visibility into what FTP, chat, personal use applications, and antivirus software titles, for example, are installed in their environment. We've normalized the many vendor, title, and versions reported in their environments, cleaning up all the inconsistencies that make managing software a nightmare. This allows TriActive 7.0 to roll-up license counts for all the different versions of each title, greatly simplifying license compliance reporting."

Also new to version 7 is Web Remote Control. What this adds is the ability for IT staff to control PCs anywhere, from anywhere, both in attended and unattended modes. This means that rogue end users' systems can be controlled even when their VPN access doesn't work. This gives the IT staff more access to mobile users than they've ever had.

TriActive Version 7.0 at a glance:

* New User Interface

* Network Monitoring

* PC Security Assessment reports

* Web Remote Control - attended and unattended

* Software Catalog - over 250,000 titles

* Community - technical library for sharing custom reports, packages, etc.

* New Help Desk and Patch processes - streamlined and extended

* Open Platform with ability to add your own IT tools

* Numerous performance improvements

For more information about these and the many more new features of version 7, visit www.SystemsManagementOndemand.com.

About TriActive

TriActive, Inc., a pioneer of Systems Management On Demand[TM] and innovator of IT 2.0 uses a SaaS (Software-as-a-Service) model to dramatically improve access control while reducing complexity and total cost of ownership (TCO). TriActive offers a modular solution set that enables IT staffs to deliver Systems Management On Demand[TM] without the cost or maintenance of a NOC. This allows them to focus on core business objectives. For more information about IT 2.0 - Hosting Your Success[TM], visit www.SystemsManagementOndemand.com.

TriActive[R] is a registered trademark of TriActive, Inc. Systems Management On Demand[TM] and IT 2.0 - Hosting Your Success[TM] are trademarks of TriActive, Inc.

The other company names or products mentioned are or may be trademarks of their respective owners.

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