Fortify Software Will Screen New Documentary 'The New Face of Cybercrime' in New...

Fortify Software Will Screen New Documentary 'The New Face of Cybercrime' in
New York on January 24

SAN MATEO, Calif., Jan. 22 /PRNewswire/ -- 2008-Fortify(R) Software, the
market leader in enterprise application security solutions, announced today
that will hold a private advanced screening of the
ground-breaking documentary, "The New Face of Cybercrime," in New York City on
Thursday, January 24. After the premier, a panel of security experts will
discuss cybercrime and Fortify Software will host a reception.
"Cybercrime is one of the greatest dangers facing organizations today,"
said John M. Jack, president and CEO of Fortify Software. "Sophisticated
criminals exploit the weaknesses in corporate computing security to steal
social security, credit card, and other sensitive and private information that
is worth millions of dollars. Customers may suffer harm, and organizations
suffer the economic cost of dealing with such thefts as well as the loss of
customer confidence. We sponsored this documentary not only to increase
awareness about cybercrime but also to highlight the latest thinking about how
to deal with it."
Created by Academy Award(R)-nominated filmmaker Frederic Golding,
"The New Face of Cybercrime" highlights over twenty interviews with everyone
from hackers to security gurus and top business executives, such as Matthew
Devost, CEO, the Terrorism Research Center, and Mike Ullman, Chairman and CEO,
JC Penney Company, Inc. By examining cybercrime from a variety of
perspectives, the film provides a comprehensive overview of the problem and of
the latest directions in network security.
Following the screening, a panel of security experts will lead a
discussion on how organizations can protect their information from the
activities of cyber criminals.
-- James Routh, chief information security officer, The Depository Trust &
Clearing Corporation

-- Dr. Gary McGraw, chief technology officer, Cigital; author of "Software
Security"

-- Eric Gertler, author of "Prying Eyes: Protect Your Privacy from People
who Sell to You, Snoop on You, or Steal from You"

-- Brian Holyfield, co-founder, Gotham Digital Science

-- Ted Schlein, managing partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

-- Matthew Devost, president, Total Intelligence Solutions; president and
CEO, Total Intel's Terrorism Research Center and Technical Defense
subsidiaries

-- Jon Swartz, reporter, USA Today and author of Zero Day Threat

"The New Face of Cybercrime" will be screened at the Tribeca Grand Hotel
in New York City on January 24 from 4-6:30 p.m. The screening is an
invitation-only event. If you are interested in attending, please contact
Cindi Rizzo at crizzo@fortify.com.
To view a short preview of "The New Face of Cybercrime," go to
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-5zxOLZ5jXM
About Fortify Software, Inc.
Fortify(R) Software products protect companies from the threats posed by
security flaws in business-critical software applications. Its software
security products-Fortify SCA, Fortify Manager, Fortify Tracer and Fortify
Defender-drive down costs and security risks by automating key processes of
developing and deploying secure applications. Fortify Software's customers
include government agencies and FORTUNE 500 companies in a wide variety of
industries, such as financial services, healthcare, e-commerce,
telecommunications, publishing, insurance, systems integration and information
management. The company is backed by world-class teams of software security
experts and partners. More information is available at http://www.fortify.com
SOURCE Fortify Software, Inc.

Clark Newby, Vice President, Marketing of Fortify Software, Inc.,
+1-650-358-5656, cnewby@fortifysoftware.com; or Kristin Kiltz,
+1-510-748-8200, ext. 204, kristin@engagepr.com, for Fortify Software, Inc.