Liska Biometry and Marcomm Fibre-Optics Announce Co-development of SecurBIN -Biometrically Enabled Physical Access Control Secur

   Industry experts state that the requirement for greater access
control will fuel demand for increasingly sophisticated biometric
access control systems.

   Liska Biometry (OTC BB:LSKA - News) a biometrics solutions
provider and Marcomm Fibre Optics, the leading provider of fully
integrated electronic security systems and services in Canada, today
jointly announced the co-development of SecurBIN(TM) a high-end, fully
functional biometrically enabled physical access control solution.
   The respective product development teams have successfully
integrated the Liska BIN(TM) Descriptor's biometric authentication
functionality into a biometrically enabled, physical access control
solution within Marcomm's Dynatrol software suite, offering the most
accurate and responsive positive ID management system with
multi-system connectivity.
   The SecurBIN(TM) biometrically enabled physical access control
solution provides a significant improvement to physical security over
current technology.
   "By jointly helping customers to transition to an integrative
biometric access control solution, we are enabling them to
significantly enhance their current security environment while
bringing them unparalleled scalability and flexibility in a single
system." said Manoj E. Hippola, CFO and President of Liska Biometry
Canada, Inc.
   "Simply put, a company who lives within the high-end of physical
electronic security must always seek out high-end solutions, such as
the SecurBIN(TM) to present to its clients"" said David Trudel,
Vice-President of Marcomm Fibre Optics. "High-level integration of
sophisticated systems is expected of us and as such we must continue
to integrate with the leading technologies."
   Marcomm Fibre Optics, Inc, is a leading provider of fully
integrated security systems and services to governments and large
institutional clients. Its proprietary DYNATROL software solution
provides a platform for the transparent integration of independent
peripheral security and operating systems, such as Liska's BIN
Descriptor ,CCTV, Access Control, PLC, Alarm Monitoring, DVR's,
Intercom, VOIP, Fire Alarm, Building Automation, Lighting Control,
Output Control, and Locking Control systems into one fully redundant
central control and display interface.

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