Ryan Sherstobitoff
Chief Corporate Evangelist
Panda Security USA

Mr. Kirk MacDowell
Residential Marketing
www.GEsecurity.com
NYSE:GE

Mr. Peter L. Murdoch
President and CEO
Sentry Technology Corporation

Dear Friends of SecurityStockWatch.com,

“Currently the evolvingthreat landscape and the current protection model that is being used is not working as well as it should be. For example the traditional anti-malware model works off of the principle ofanalyzing malicious code manually and providing vaccines in the form of a signature file. However, because there is such an overwhelming rate of new threats (4000 new threats per day), a new approach must be taken to address this. Panda Security solutions, especially the technologies that take advantage of Collective Intelligence will allow Panda Security to address the more modern and sophisticated approach cyber-criminals are taking today.” These are among the comments and observations by Mr. Mr. Ryan Sherstobitoff, Chief Corporate Evangelist, Panda Security USA. Please see the entire interview here: www.securitystockwatch.com/Interviews/in_Boardroom_Panda_Security.html.

Mr. Sherstobitoff also informed us of a contest the company is currently running called The Panda Challenge. In an effort to make companies more aware of the presence and damaging effects of malware, Panda Security is openly inviting any organization with networks of at least 150 computers to “Take the Panda Challenge” and test their systems using Malware Radar, Panda’s on-demand audit service for targeted malware infections. If any organization is malware-free after the test, Panda will pay them $10,000. The contest runs until May 18 and more information can be found at www.pandasecurity.com/pandachallenge as well as a wealth of new content on malware.

And, Mr. Kirk MacDowell, Residential Marketing, www.gesecurity.com/smartcom, (NYSE: GE ) told us “Home Security 2.0 is one part of our new interactive initiatives that is taking home security and related functionality to exciting new levels, leveraging the power of the Web to afford homeowners a range of new capabilities. Now homeowners can go beyond traditional home alarm system offerings to, not only, remotely monitor their home's security, but also monitor a whole range of additional functions and activities. With this interactive initiative, homeowners can now leverage Web accessibility to determine when the kids get home from school, whether the dog is misbehaving, see who went into the liquor cabinet, and even address visitors at the front door as if they were home while they are at another location. This integrated solution will provide greatly enhanced peace-of-mind and enable users to stay connected to their homes, families and properties when away. This is good news for homeowners and our partners.” Please see the entire interview here: www.securitystockwatch.com/Interviews/in_Boardroom_GE.html.

"Digital Identification Solutions is more than just the worldwide supplier of the affordable, reliable and flexible EDIsecure® Professional Line Retransfer Card Printers for producing beautiful, functional identification and access control cards. We offer complete secure credential solutions including our unique Card Management Software, advanced image capture modules, and durable, cost-effective direct card printers. Whatever your identification needs may be, we can create a customized, dependable hardware, software and/or cardware solution to meet your exact requirements."
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100 Index Outperforms Majors in February

In a month where the majors fared badly, the SSW 100 Index was only off by 0.5% dropping from 224 to 223 in February. The majors were off sharply led by the NASDAQ which tumbled 5% from 2,390 to 2,271 (179 to 170 on a comparable index basis). The S&P 500 and the Dow did better but were still sharply down. The S&P 500 dropped 3.5% from 1,379 to 1,331 (157 to 151 on a comparable index basis) with the Dow off by 3% as it fell from 12,650 to 12,266 (152 to 147 on a comparable index basis).

Decliners and gainers were almost even with at 53 versus 47. Despite a generally lousy month for stocks there were fifteen on the upside that posted better than 10% increases and five of those jumped by more than 20%. However, the downside showed twenty stocks off by more than 10% (five dropping by more than 20%).

Gaining more than 20% were:

Choicepoint Inc. (CPS) up 46% to $48.40
Bruker BioSciences Corp. (BRKR) up 33% to $13.67
Applied Digital Solutions Inc. (DIGA)up 28% to $0.83
Chemtura Corporation (CEM)up 23% to $8.26
Entrust Inc. (ENTU) up 21% to $2.51

Dropping by more than 20% were:

Ceradyne Inc. (CRDN) down 35% to $31.11
TRC Companies Inc. (TRR) down 25% to $5.07
Mercury Computer Systems Inc. (MRCY) down 23% to $6.41
Evergreen Solar Inc. (ESLR) down 21% to $9.61
Tumbleweed Communications Corp. (TMWD) down 20% to $1.28

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