NEWPORT BEACH--- SRS Technologies Launches Document Detective for Comprehensive Electronic Document Security

SRS Technologies, a leading provider of system engineering, system integration and IT services and products, today launched Document Detective, a new electronic document security tool designed specifically to prevent inadvertent data disclosure when classified Government documents are downgraded. Currently, Document Detective is the only product listed on the Defense Security Service's Trusted Downloading Products List, and it exceeds the requirements set forth in the NSA's recently published guidance on data redaction.

"Recent incidents at highly-visible Government agencies show that the problem of accidental data exposure will escalate as vulnerable, mass-market software applications are implemented across organizations and users continue to be unaware of the associated risks," said Joseph Bergantz, Vice President and General Manager of SRS Technologies' Systems Solutions Division. "Document Detective provides the extra protection that the Government needs -- in tandem with their already established security measures -- to ensure that sensitive data isn't inadvertently compromised. Corporate America should also be concerned about the inadvertent exposure of proprietary and personal information by routine file sharing via the web and email."

Document Detective can process, identify and sanitize more than 100 types of hidden data and Meta data, including tracked changes, comments, embedded object linking and embedding (OLE) files, embedded objects and object fragments. Object fragments are created when the application fails to remove deleted information from the document. This data is often invisible to the human eye but can be easily located when using Document Detective. Document Detective was specifically engineered to process classified documents and meets the Government's most stringent compliance requirements to provide 100% reliable human review.

Key features of Document Detective include:

- Customizable User Experience: Allows the user to customize the

thoroughness of his review to determine if he wants to eliminate or keep

hidden data.

- "Flatten" Tool: Leaves only what a user wants in the document and can

significantly reduce the file size of bloated documents that contain a

large amount of hidden data.

- Exposes Hidden Content in Embedded Objects: Identifies and corrects all

embedded material found. OLE objects and compound objects, such as

Groups, can be extracted and examined separately.

- Removes Tracked Changes from PowerPoint, Excel and Word: The Microsoft

Ad Hoc Review feature that was added in Office XP automatically enables

Tracked Changes without warning the user. This information can be

difficult to remove, especially from PowerPoint.

"The NSA's recent guidance on how to safely publish reports clearly shows that the data redaction problem is escalating and that users need to be educated about the tools that can prevent divulging sensitive data," added Bergantz. "It is therefore imperative that electronic documents, especially in Government, are reviewed and sanitized before they are transferred across security boundaries."

Starting at $300 for a single user license, Document Detective is available immediately for purchase. For more information, please visit http://www.docdet.com/

About SRS Technologies

SRS Technologies, founded in 1970 and headquartered in Newport Beach, California, is a premiere, highly-diversified provider of system engineering, system integration and information technology services and products to government and commercial customers on a worldwide basis. SRS has a successful, 35-year lineage in delivering solutions to all major government agencies and programs focused on C4ISR (command, control, computer, communications, intelligence, surveillance, reconnaissance). Key, longstanding relationships include the National Reconnaissance Office, Defense Intelligence Agency, NASA, Department of Homeland Security and Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, among many others. For further information, visit http://www.srs.com/.