St. Bernard's iPrism Protects Liberty County School District From Cyber Threats and Eliminates Inappropriate Web Access

SAN DIEGO, CA and HINESVILLE, GA -- (MARKET WIRE) -- May 8, 2007 -- St. Bernard Software, Inc. (OTCBB: SBSW), a global provider of security and hosted office solutions for SMBs, today announced Liberty County School District has successfully deployed its award-winning iPrism® Internet-filtering appliance. The solution will ensure appropriate Web use among its 12,000 students and staff members across 17 locations.

Liberty County School District focuses on K-12 education and strives to promote academic excellence, good citizenship and enhanced learning experiences through the use of technology. When IT administrators discovered students were getting around the district's software-based Web filter to access social-networking sites and blogs during school hours, they realized the need for a more advanced solution. Further investigation into how the Internet was used on campus uncovered an increase in cyber bullying, online gang conflicts and threatening posts, potentially endangering students' safety. Instant messaging clients and peer-to-peer networks were also being frequented.

After reviewing a number of software and hardware products, the district chose iPrism, St. Bernard's dedicated Web-filtering appliance. iPrism provides the Liberty County School District with a clear picture of all Internet users, their workstations and time spent on certain sites, allowing for quick disciplinary action when needed. An Allow/Block feature manages access to research-related sites, also enabling administrators to simply 'turn off' the Internet during certain hours of the day. Thanks to iGuard™, St. Bernard's 100% human-reviewed database, the district's IT department spends drastically less time researching and adding inappropriate sites to the list of blocked outlets.

"Students were constantly finding ways around our previous Web-filtering software and most of our time was spent building firewalls and manually blocking access to inappropriate sites," said Dr. Patti Crane, executive director of technology and media at Liberty County School District. "St. Bernard's iPrism is an ideal solution because it gives us advanced Internet-monitoring capabilities, blocking and reporting features, a 100% human-reviewed database and flexible pricing model."

"Educational institutions run on tight IT budgets and face the challenge of making sure the Internet is used properly during school hours," said Vince Rossi, president and CEO at St. Bernard. "With our sole focus on SMBs, including educational institutions such as Liberty County School District, we are able to provide Web-filtering appliances that meet their exact needs, protecting students and boosting school-related online research activities."

More information on St Bernard's iPrism can be found at http://www.stbernard.com/products/iprism/products_iprism.asp.

About St. Bernard

St. Bernard Software, Inc. (OTCBB: SBSW) is a global provider of comprehensive security and hosted office solutions for small and midsize businesses (SMBs). St. Bernard also provides the SMB market with a broad range of flexible and integrated hosted solutions, including secure content management, messaging continuity and collaboration.

The company's award-winning products deliver innovative security solutions that offer the best combination of ease-of-use, performance and value. Established in 1995 with headquarters in San Diego, CA and international offices in the United Kingdom, Australia and the Netherlands, St. Bernard sells and supports its products directly and through solution partners worldwide. For more information, please visit www.stbernard.com.

©2007 St. Bernard Software Inc. All rights reserved. The St. Bernard Software logo, LivePrism, iPrism and Open File Manager are trademarks of St. Bernard Software Inc. All other trademarks and registered trademarks are hereby acknowledged.

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