Press Release

Deutsche Bank protects its Corba Systems with
Xtradyne Technologie's Domain Boundary Controller

February 21, 2001

FRANKFURT/BERLIN - The Deutsche Bank has chosen Xtradyne Technologies' Domain Boundary Controller to protect its I2CS Human Resources System.

The system uses an advanced architecture based on Oracle's Discoverer client and a Corba connection to the Server backend. The Domain Boundary Controller is used in the system to prevent unauthorized access, to provide a seamless interaction with the existing firewall infrastructure and to provide encryption over internal and external networks.

"Without Xtradyne we would have been much more restricted in our choice of Technologies and in the way we deploy the system" said Jörg Efinger of the Deutsche Bank. "As a global company our system has to be available world wide, and we have the strictest of security requirements."

"We are very pleased that we were invited to provide the Deutsche Bank with such a key infrastructure component. The time schedules set to deploy the System were very tight and the service levels required are very high but we have an excellent team of engineers who really rose to the occasion" said Tim Eckardt of Xtradyne.

About Xtradyne:
Xtradyne's particular field since its foundation in 1999 has been turn-key security solutions for applications relying on standard middleware, such as Web Services, J2EE, EJB, and CORBA. Using Xtradyne's cost-effective, high-performance runtime components, customers can securely run business applications across corporate firewalls and also make them available via the Internet without security risks. Xtradyne Technologies AG is an independent security software vendor. Headquarters of the company are in Berlin, Germany.