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Company re-launches with expanded Secure Content Management portfolio

San Diego, CA - 1/13/2011 - St. Bernard Software, Inc. (OTCBB: SBSW), a leader in Secure Content Management (SCM) solutions, today announced the official re-launch of the company as EdgeWave^™, reflecting an expanded portfolio of SCM solutions and services, including web and email security, data protection, e-reputation, and email, all delivered through a choice of on-premise, on-demand, or custom hybrid deployments.

"The company has evolved dramatically over the past 12 months, and we are rebranding ourselves to reflect our broader mission that builds on our strong web and email security foundation," said Lou Ryan, CEO and Chairman of the

Company. "Over the past year, we've taken significant steps to enhance our senior leadership team and increase our talent pool, upgrade our existing products, expand our technology portfolio, overhaul our go-to-market strategy,

and achieve greater cost efficiencies. We believe all of these efforts will produce greater customer satisfaction and increase business growth and shareholder value over the long term."

The company's move to re-brand itself as EdgeWave caps an aggressive transformation strategy, including the recent acquisition of substantially all of the assets of Red Condor, the hiring of five seasoned executives, streamlining

operations into a new worldwide headquarters facility, a re-tooling of the company's back office operation, the formulation of a powerful new technology portfolio, and the expansion into new markets with new products.

"As a leading global distributor of security solutions and a long-time partner, the EdgeWave portfolio of SCM solutions will be a valuable addition to our web, email, and data security offerings" said Scott Griffin, Sales Executive at Trebron Company Inc. "The combination of the company's award winning technology and price performance is a perfect fit with our mid-enterprise customers."