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Digital Defense™ Group Begins Factor4™ Biocard Production

Meeting global demand for wireless biometric technology

Omaha, Neb. (April 7, 2006) -- Digital Defense™ Group announced today that it began production of the Factor4™ on-card self-enrolling™ biocard earlier this month to meet demand in Aruba, Australia, Canada, New Zealand, Russia and the United States.

Digital Defense Group, a developer and supplier of biometric-enabled identity management products, said production is ramping up to 10,000 units per month as the company’s integration partners place orders for Factor4 biocards to enable physical and logical access, and time and attendance tracking.

“We’re excited to fulfill orders from our growing list of channel marketing partners,” said Digital Defense Group CEO Steve Campisi.

Digital Defense Group made the announcement today at ISC West in Las Vegas, where Digital Defense is exhibiting.  Factor4™ biocard technology was among new products featured at ISC West, the annual international security industry trade show.

Factor4 and IronGate™ biocards enable secure identity management and protect privacy. The biocards perform a one to one on-card authentication and wirelessly transmits at an encrypted authentication certificate 10 centimeters and 10 meters respectively. Both Factor4 and IronGate biocards feature an on-card self-enrollment process – enabling the user’s unique biometric signature to be stored directly on the secured biocard itself and eliminating the need for a centralized database or extra external hardware or software during enrollment and authentication.

Factor4 and IronGate biocards can hold numerous digital certificates of authentication for access and financial transaction requirements, as well as secure documents and digital images. Both biocards are compatible with both 125 KHz and 13.56 MHz readers.

About Digital Defense Group
Digital Defense Group is a developer and supplier of biometric-enabled identity management products. The Omaha, Nebraska-based company began research and product development of a wireless, self-enrolling biometric card in 2001 and launched the Factor4 and IronGate on-card self-enrolling biocards in 2005. Factor4 biocard is engineered for broad identity management scenarios including logical and physical access control. IronGate biocard features proprietary technology that boosts its transmission up to 25 feet. Visit www.mydigitaldefense.com or call (402) 397-CARD for more information.