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BorderWare Names Tim Leisman as President & CEO to Drive Messaging Security Leadership



BOSTON, MA and TORONTO, ON – January 13, 2005 – BorderWare Technologies, the benchmark provider of messaging security solutions, today announced that industry veteran Tim Leisman has joined BorderWare as President & CEO to drive the company's strategy and vision as the leader in messaging security. John Alsop, co-founder of BorderWare will remain in the position of Chairman.

"We are delighted to have Tim Leisman join our team," said John Alsop, Chairman, BorderWare. "Tim has a very strong general management background, an exemplary track record with software and service oriented technology companies, and will be a positive and dynamic force as we expand our messaging security solutions to meet the needs of carriers, enterprises, government and small businesses."

Tim Leisman comes to BorderWare with more than 25 years experience in senior management and executive roles from start-ups to Fortune 50 companies. Prior to joining BorderWare, Mr. Leisman was the President & CEO of Storability Software, a leading provider of enterprise storage resource management software, which was acquired by StorageTek in September, 2004. Previously, Mr. Leisman was President & CEO at Infinite Content, an i2 business-to-business software company, where he grew the company to more than $100M in sales in two years. Prior to that, Mr. Leisman was with Compaq as Senior Vice-President and Division General Manager of the Outsourcing Division, which he founded and grew to $1.5B in revenues in 5 years. Before joining Compaq, Mr. Leisman spent 14 years at Digital Equipment Corporation, where he held several senior executive positions in software and services. Mr. Leisman holds a B.A. in economics and a master's degree in marketing from the University of Massachusetts, Amherst.

"As the world standardizes on IP for all business communications from email to voice, security will be the mainstay. BorderWare's world-class security solutions sit on the verge of enormous market potential," said Tim Leisman.

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