For Immediate Release

Gary E. Brant, VeriTouch Ltd. gb@veritouch.com

Anne Stuessy, Motorola, Inc. Anne.Stuessy@motorola.com

VeriTouch licenses Motorola voice verification technology

SCHAUMBURG, Ill., March 31, 2000 -- Motorola, Inc. (NYSE: MOT) announced today that it has licensed its CipherVOX™ voice verification technology to VeriTouch Ltd., a privately held, leading developer of biometric security systems. CipherVOX is an advanced, integrated software algorithm that allows unique patterns of the user’s voice to be registered and used to authenticate during real time verification challenges.

Under the terms of the multi-year agreement, VeriTouch will develop a new 32-bit Software Developer’s Kit (SDK) and add new enhancements to Motorola’s existing voice engine. Additional terms of the agreement were not disclosed.

VeriTouch, a pioneer in the development of advanced biometric technology solutions, has already integrated the CipherVOX engine into Cerner Corporation’s (NASDAQ: CERN) HNA Millennium® Clinical Information System as a biometric logon for physicians and support staff. Motorola’s customers have been asking for this technology to be made useful in the medical arena.

CipherVOX will also be a featured component of VeriTouch’s forthcoming vr-5 (RF)™ RFID system, expected to be the world’s first wireless Voice and Fingerprint Verification Terminal with a three-meter range between RFID tag and receiver.

The system is being developed in partnership with Cerner Corporation for one of the largest HMOs in the United States for its nationwide network of clinics and hospitals. The robust nature of the CipherVOX module allows for embedding the system into telephony, LAN and mobile wireless applications for securing access to financial, healthcare and corporate information systems including Web based service provider networks.

"VeriTouch expects to build the world’s best voice verification engine into a robust developer’s platform to embed into a multitude of next generation handheld devices and applications", said VeriTouch CEO Gary E. Brant. "Voice biometrics has much to offer with especially low infrastructure requirements for deployment in large organizations. We look at this agreement with Motorola as a win-win to introduce the best of breed in voice technology for the benefit of our existing and new customers worldwide."

"Motorola is looking at licensing our technologies where we can find strategic business partners that will take our technologies and develop healthy markets for them," said Keith Bergelt, Director and General Manager of Motorola's Strategic Intellectual Asset Management. "In the past if we had no immediate need for a new technology we simply warehoused it, today we are actively licensing such technologies to the benefit of other companies, consumers and Motorola’s shareholders."

About Motorola

Motorola, Inc. (NYSE:MOT) is a global leader in providing integrated communications solutions and embedded electronic solutions. Sales in 1999 were $30.9 billion. More company information is available at www.motorola.com.

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About VeriTouch

VeriTouch is a recognized leader in the development of advanced biometric security solutions globally. The company has pioneered the use of biometric technology to secure clinical information systems in the United States and Canada.

More company information is available at www.veritouch.com.

VeriTouch and the VeriTouch logo are trademarks of VeriTouch Ltd.