Metaforic to Exhibit at GDC, San Francisco 2011

METAFORIC TO EXHIBIT AT GDC, SAN FRANCISCO 2011

Metaforic showcases flagship MetaFortress anti-tamper technology at GDC 2011

San Jose, CA. — February 28, 2011 — Metaforic, the innovative software security company, today announced that it will be demonstrating the latest version of its industry-leading anti-tamper product, MetaFortress, to game developers during GDC 2011 in San Francisco, California.

Metaforic already has contracts with many of the largest game developers, and will be using this opportunity to showcase and discuss its next-generation software protection system, including improved localization capabilities, faster development times, and stronger security.

Billions of dollars in revenue are lost to games piracy every year, and Metaforic’s flagship product line, MetaFortres, is a proven solution which can secure game titles and increase revenues.

Said Andrew McLennan, CMO and Founder, “We are delighted to join the Scottish Development International (SDI) exhibition stand at GDC 2011 where SDI showcase the best talent and companies from the Scottish games industry. Every year games companies across the globe fall victim to revenue loss and IP theft due to piracy. MetaFortress can prevent this by protecting game titles against hacking and theft”.

Mike Shiel, Head of Technology & Creative Industries said "Scottish Development International have worked closely with Metaforic on a number of areas of support in their international growth ambitions. Metaforic is a truly innovative company with technology of international significance. We are proud to support them as part of Scotland's dynamic and growing games cluster."

About Metaforic

Metaforic was founded in 2006, and has operations in the USA, EU and Japan. Its flagship product line, MetaFortress, protects virtually any software from subversion, theft, tampering or other corruption. MetaFortress is proven in millions of deployed instances, from consumer software to business devices. Users of MetaFortress find it is easy to apply, has near-zero runtime impact, and defends their software from the inside out. Only software protected by Metaforic earns the Mark of Security .