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SecuritySaint.com, a leading global provider of Internet security solutions, today announced that Automatic Data processing, Inc. (NYSE:ADP) is utilizing Security Saints' SAINT::Monitor technology for website monitoring.

Automatic Data Processing, Inc. Selects Security Saints' SAINT::Monitor for Internet Security.

Phoenix, ARIZONA - July 21, 2002 - SecuritySaint.com, a leading global provider of Internet security solutions, today announced that Automatic Data processing, Inc. (NYSE:ADP) is utilizing Security Saints' SAINT::Monitor technology for website monitoring.

In an effort to help secure American companies conducting business on the Internet, Security Saint provides global monitoring services without cost or obligation.

The Saint::Monitor product provides an excellent watchdog service for websites; and it also goes one step further by computing an MD5 digital fingerprint of web content. If ever a hacker tried to deface a web document monitored by Saint::Monitor with MD5 fingerprinting a security alert would be imminent.

Security Saint founder Zachary Buckholz says, "It is mathematically impossible for a hacker to forge an MD5 fingerprint."

When a hackers see the Saint::Monitor logo on a website they know it's being watched closely.

Saint::Monitor is an ideal solution for website monitoring. Instant email alerts can be sent to IT technicians and support staff so response time is cut dramatically.

Security Saint founder Zachary Buckholz was Directory of Network Operations for RMI.nets' southwest region which is now part of the Earthlink (NASDAQ:ELNK) network and has many years of Internet security experience. From Sprint's Internetworking group, Panasonic and Honeywell, he has been a leader, educator and advocate of Internet security. He was also responsible for the free safe schools program, which effectively restricts public school networks from accessing SEX.com when school administrators register their IP blocks.

Besides the flagship service Saint::Monitor, Security Saint also provides a comprehensive and powerful security analysis service Saint::Scan. Which simulates a group of hackers trying to gain unauthorized access to a computer system or network.

"If more companies took a proactive approach then this wouldn't be such an issue, it's more cost effective to seek out problems and fix them then wait for a vulnerability to be exploited and clean up afterwards", says Zachary Buckholz.

Companies with an interest in the free security services should visit www.securitysaint.com to signup.

The technology behind Saint::Scan is the most advanced in the industry it often takes several hours to complete an analysis. Network Computing magazine compared the technology behind Saint::Scan (NESSUS) to that of Internet Security Systems (NASDQ-NM:ISSX) and Symantec Corporation (NASDAQ:SYMC) and declared it the winner (May 14, 2001).

Security Saint is actively seeking funding to expand it's marketing efforts.

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