Michael Foye
Vice President, Sales and New Business Development
MasterCard RPPS®
MasterCard Worldwide
www.mastercardintl.com

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

Dear Friends of SecurityStockWatch.com,

“For the past 20 years, we’ve processed billions of transactions without exposing consumers’ bank routing transit or personal account numbers or address information. Payment data is exchanged within a secure network, and funds are typically settled via the Fed wire. Here’s how it works: The consumer registers payments to his or her billers. Those billers are then compared against registered billers in our database prior to a financial transaction being processed. We push the credit through to the billers without exposing the consumer’s private bank account information, just his or her name and the account number with that particular biller. Now, when it comes to such tactics as phishing and pharming, the best protection is consumer education. MasterCard RPPS has long supported consumer education with a series of programs and materials that help our customer financial institutions and billers provide a coherent and effective education for their customers.” These are among the comments and observations by Mr. Michael Foye, Vice President, Sales and New Business Development, MasterCard RPPS® Systems, MasterCard Worldwide. Please see the entire interview here: http://www.securitystockwatch.com/Interviews/in_Boardroom_MC.html.

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."
www.dis-usa.com/ssw

OSI Geospatial Inc. (Toronto:OSI.TO)(OTC BB:OSIIF.OB) announced that its mapping operations has signed new contracts valued at approximately US $1.4 million. This total does not include the previously announced prime contract with the Province of Saskatchewan valued at approximately $3 million. "Our mapping operations has closed on more than $4 million of business in the first quarter of our fiscal year," said Ken Kirkpatrick, president and CEO of OSI Geospatial. "We are very pleased with our progress and we are confident that we will continue to build on this success."

100 Index Off Slightly in March

In a very flat month, the SSW 100 Index was only off by 0.7% dropping from 223 to 221 in March. The S&P 500 was off by almost the same amount at 0.6% having declined from 1,331 to 1,323 (151 to 150 on a comparable index basis). The Dow was virtually unchanged for the month dropping ever so slightly from 12,266 to 12,263 (147 for both months on a comparable basis). Only the NASDAQ established positive results closing up 0.3% better than the prior month as it went from 2,271 to 2,279 (170 to 171 on a comparable index basis).

Decliners led gainers by a 55 to 43 margin with 2 even. An encouraging sign was that thirteen stocks posted better than 10% gains. However, the downward pressure dropped sixteen stocks by more than 10%, of which seven fell by more than 15%.

Posting better than 10% gains were:

Diebold Inc. (DBD) up 56% to $37.55
AVANT Immunotherapeutics, Inc. (AVAND) up 18% to $9.80
TREND MICRO ADR # (TMICY.PK) up 15% to $39.15
Analogic Corporation (ALOG) up 14% to $66.54
Axsys Technologies, Inc. (AXYS) up 13% to $49.88
ACI Worldwide, Inc. (ACIW) up 13% to $19.92
First Solar, Inc. (FSLR) up 13% to $231.14
Bruker BioSciences Corp. (BRKR) up 13% to $15.39
Digimarc Corp. (DMRC) up 11% to $9.99
Orbital Sciences Corp. (ORB) up 11% to $24.10
L-1 Identity Solutions Inc. (ID) up 11% to $13.30
Cubic Corp. (CUB) up 11% to $28.43
Checkpoint Systems Inc. (CKP) up 11% to $26.85

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