Privasoft Corp. Establishes a Scholarship for the University of Alberta's Information Access and Protection of Privacy Certificate Program

Ottawa, Ontario - October 26, 2005

Privasoft Corp, the world's leading provider of proven technology designed to ensure the cost-effective and successful implementation of case management process automation, announced it has established an endowment which provides two annual scholarships for University of Alberta's Information Access and Privacy Certificate Program graduates. At $500 each, the two scholarships will be awarded to one Canadian and one international student with superior academic achievement completing the Information Access and Protection of Privacy Certificate Program in the Faculty of Extension.

"It's a gift that expresses Privasoft Corp.'s commitment to providing an opportunity for students to succeed," said Brian Jensen, President, Privasoft Corp. "The scholarship enriches the lives of the students who receive it, but, more importantly, it enriches the Access Professional community."

"It gives me great pleasure to know that the scholarship created with your endowment will serve as recognition of excellence in the IAPP program, as well as illustrating the commitment of organizations like Privasoft to the Access and Privacy profession," said Cheryl S. McWatters, Ph.D., CMA, Dean, Faculty of Extension, University of Alberta.

For more information on the IAPP program, please go to www.govsource.net

About Privasoft

Privasoft, with offices in the U.S., Canada, Mexico and the E.U., is the world's leading provider of productivity tools for information access professionals. Since 1991 Privasoft has been delivering software applications that support freedom of information, data protection, personal privacy and other public access to information types of legislations.

For more information: www.privasoft.com