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Company will highlight its OnLineDFS^TM product for the investigation of live computer systems, and its newly-released P2P Marshal^TM product, a forensic tool to detect and analyze peer-to-peer/file sharing use.

Eden Prairie, MN, May 16, 2008. Cyber Security Technologies Corporation (CST) announced it will participate in the 2008 Techno Security Conference to be held in Myrtle Beach, SC during June 1-4, 2008.

"We are very excited to be participating in this event this year because we will be introducing P2P Marshal, our latest product for forensic investigations," stated John Metil, CST's President and CEO. P2P Marshal is a computer forensic tool to analyze Peer-to-Peer (P2P) usage on file system images. It automatically detects what P2P client programs are or were present, extracts configuration and log information, and shows the investigator the shared (uploaded and downloaded) files.

In its booth at the conference, CST will conduct P2P Marshal demonstrations that will show its unique capabilities to identify, analyze and thoroughly document all the activities performed by the P2P client programs that are detected. The company will also demonstrate its OnLine Digital Forensic Suite^TM for the investigation of live computers in network without predeployed agents.

P2P Marshal will be distributed to Law Enforcement Personal and qualified corporate staff at the CST booth at no charge.

Cyber Security Technologies is the innovation leader in affordable software solutions for the investigation of computer systems. Our OnLine Digital Forensic Suite^TM (OnLineDFS^TM) software enables network-based, real-time investigations of live, running computer systems without pre-installed agents. OnLineDFS is designed for information technology security professionals in corporations, government agencies and law enforcement. It provides IT security personnel with the tools to make a rapid, forensically sound determination about whether a security or compliance issue exists in a computer so that quick corrective action can be taken. It is a valuable solution for incident response, compliance and e-discovery applications in a live environment.

Additionally, CST provides P2P Marshal, a computer forensic software product to analyze peer-to-peer usage on images of hard drives. P2P Marshal automatically detects and identifies a roster of commonly used P2P software which is or was present on the hard drive under investigation.

Cyber Security Technologies is headquartered in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. It is an affiliate of Architecture Technology Corporation, an established advanced technology company which provides software-intensive solutions for complex problems to customers including the US Departments of Defense, Homeland Security, Justice and Transportation.