Netcell Incorporates Computer Associate’s Applications into the Netcell Revolution Management Suite

Netcell Incorporates Computer Associate’s Applications into the Netcell Revolution Management Suite

San Jose, CA — November 7, 2005 — Netcell Corporation, the technology leader in storage processing, and Computer Associates International, Inc. (NYSE:CA), one of the world's largest management software companies, today announced a business partnership to include CA’s eTrust Antivirus and eTrust PestPatrol security software in the Netcell Revolution Management Suite of software applications and utilities.

"We cannot be happier to have been added to the Netcell Revolution Management Suite," said Sam Curry, vice president of security products for Computer Associates. "The security features of our eTrust Antivirus and PestPatrol AntiSpyware software combined with the drive protection capabilities of Netcell’s Revolution storage processor provides a perfect integrated security solution for today’s mid-sized businesses."

The addition of eTrust Antivirus and Pest Petrol AntiSpyware to the Revolution storage processing card enhances its ability to ensure that inbound and outbound email traffic is free of viruses and other forms of malware. This includes the real-time scanning of email (SMTP), Web (HTTP) and FTP traffic for possible threats disguised within ostensibly legitimate content. eTrust Antivirus is backed by the CA Security Advisory Team, a global threat management resource staffed by industry-leading researchers and skilled support professionals that provides 24 x 7 threat research.

"These security products from Computer Associates are valuable additions because they provide customers with continually updated protection from viruses and other malicious code," said Don Clegg, vice president of marketing for Netcell Corporation. "The inclusion of CA’s powerful AntiVirus and PestPatrol AntiSpyware applications into our Revolution Management Suite continues our effort to bring in applications that are key to protecting user’s data in a storage processing environment."