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To: Connor26 who wrote (21084)	7/23/2002 10:35:58 AM
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wow IDNX at 4.80 - because there is news! 1) SAN DIEGO, Jul 23, 2002 /PRNewswire-FirstCall from COMTEX/ -- ImageWare Systems, Inc. (Amex: IW chart, msgs) today announced, through its long-standing relationship with Identix Incorporated (Nasdaq: IDNX chart, msgs), the development of FACE ID Web(TM), an Internet-based version of its FACE ID(R) facial recognition software. ImageWare's FACE ID employs advanced biometric technology that allows users to identify a list of possible suspects by measuring distinct facial characteristics. With the eyes as a reference point, FACE ID utilizes a mathematic formula to produce a data record representing the face in question. The data record is then compared to a database of records that are created from mugshots, suspect composites, video clips or scanned photos. The search engine is resistant to changes in lighting, facial expression, hairstyles, disguises and pose. ImageWare customers have been using FACE ID in a stand-alone or networked environment since 1998. FACE ID is enabled by Identix' proprietary FaceIt(R) facial recognition technology. 2) Thought Leaders Assemble on Capitol Hill to Discuss Private Sector Security Solutions for Homeland Defense Eight of the Nation's Top Security and Public Policy Experts from Technology Firms, Trade Associations and Think Tanks Discuss the Private Sector's Role in Domestic Defense WASHINGTON, Jul 23, 2002 /PRNewswire from COMTEX/ -- On the heels of the Bush Administration's announcement of a new security strategy, a panel of experts will assemble today on Capitol Hill to discuss private sector security solutions for homeland defense. Panelists include senior public policy and security experts from American Management Systems - AMS (Nasdaq: AMSY chart, msgs), BindView Corporation (Nasdaq: BVEW chart, msgs), CATO Institute, Check Point Software Technologies (Nasdaq: CHKP chart, msgs), The Information Technology Association of America - ITAA, Sabre, Inc. (NYSE: TSG chart, msgs), TRUSTe and Identix - formerly Visionics (Nasdaq: IDNX chart, msgs). The panel will take place today from Noon - 2:00 p.m. in the Rayburn House Office Building, Room B339, Washington DC.