Counterfeit-Protection Measure Wins Approval in Government, Sports and Business Venues

Lancaster, PA (Sept. 25, 2002) -- Less than a year since it was introduced, IDentiGuard, the exclusive new security measure that protects identification credentials against unauthorized duplication, has been adopted by government agencies, corporations, and leading sports venues around the country.

Among the most recent agencies to specify IDentiGuard is the Pentagon's Force Protection Agency, established last May to protect the Pentagon and other DOD buildings in the Washington DC area.

Others that have adopted the new security measure, which protects identification documents against fraudulent reproduction by modern computers, copiers and digital imaging printers, include the Kentucky Derby and Bay Hill PGA tournament, the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Pennsylvania Department of Public Welfare, major league baseball's 2002 all-star game, YMCAs, airports, colleges, schools, retirement communities as well as other commercial and institutional customers.

IDentiGuard is one of more than 20 counterfeit protection measures offered by Lancaster, Pa.-based IDenticard and its Canadian affiliate, IDenticam Systems Ltd., located in the Toronto suburb of Markham, Ont.