Bethesda, MD — April 25, 2007 – Arxan Technologies, Inc., a leading provider of security solutions designed to protect software applications, today announced that its EnforcIT® product has won the coveted 2007 Customer Trust Global Product Excellence in Intellectual Property Protection Award from Info Security Products Guide, the world's leading publication on security-related products and technologies.

More than 18,000 end-users and prospective customers worldwide were invited to vote for the products they trust the most when it comes to protecting their digital resources.

Arxan's product offering protects Intellectual Property from piracy, tampering, reverse engineering and any manner of theft. EnforcIT's layered network of patented Guards™ provides obfuscation, encryption and dynamically detects, reacts, and overcomes attacks. Arxan's unique binary-based protection analyzes code and intelligently injects small security units, called Guards™, to fortify the application. Thousands of Guards protect the application and each other, so there is no single point of failure. Arxan's solution also reinforces License Management and Digital Rights Management (DRM). To read more about this product(s), please visit http://www.infosecurityproductsguide.com/buyers/index.php or www.arxan.com.

"Security products have continued to evolve rapidly in the past few years and advanced technologies are now making it possible to take a pro-active approach to most security scenarios," said Rake Narang, managing editor, Info Security Products Guide. "End-users or consumers of these products have to deal with real-live threats which may differ vastly from lab simulated environments. These users build a strong 'Customer Trust' for products that best meet their requirements and therefore also play a key role in the security evolution cycle."

"Arxan is honored to have been recognized by customers as a best-in-class Intellectual Property protection solution," said Mike Dager, president and CEO of Arxan Technologies. "According to a recent study by IDC, the cost of intellectual property theft, specifically in software, is staggering -- global software theft is estimated to cost about $200 billion over the next four years. We at Arxan are on the front lines, helping companies address the business and economic imperative to safeguard software."