CYVEILLANCE EXECUTIVE NAMED TO IBM ADVISORY COUNCIL

Internet Intelligence Company CTO Wolfgang Tolle Joins Strategic Industry Forum

Arlington, Va., March 15, 2001 - Cyveillance®, the leading provider of automated Internet intelligence, today announced that Wolfgang Tolle, Cyveillance CTO and vice president of client services, has been selected to join to the IBM eServer Advisory Council for UNIX.

This elite council is an ongoing strategic forum where members discuss IBM product development, industry trends and best practices. The objective of the council is to create enhanced overall information system environments that clearly map important business requirements with current and future IBM UNIX technologies. This client-integrated approach ensures that the IBM/UNIX platform meets the needs of businesses.

“Cyveillance’s commitment to technology brings a great perspective to this industry forum,” said Mike Kerr, vice president, IBM Web Operator Business. “We have worked with Wolfgang in the past and feel his company is representative of the cutting-edge technology our clients will want.”

“Technology is the foundation of Cyveillance’s business,” said Tolle. “It is an honor for me to work closely with IBM and other council members to help define and respond to the needs of the ever-changing market.”

Cyveillance delivers unprecedented levels of brand management, partner management and competitive intelligence to Fortune 1000 corporations and industry associations. Through the unique combination of its proprietary NetSapienÔ Technology and the expertise of its client services organization, Cyveillance provides Internet intelligence solutions to its clients that include Associated Press, DIRECTV, Merrill Lynch and Nintendo.

The IBM eServer brand consists of the established IBM e-business logo with the descriptive term "server" following it. IBM and the e-business (logo) are a registered trademark in the United States and in other countries and a trademark, respectively, of International Business Machines Corporation. UNIX is a registered trademark in the United States and other countries licensed exclusively through The Open Group.

NetSapien is a registered trademark of Cyveillance, Inc.

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