Software helps banks manage card fraud risk.

Computer Services, Inc. Sep 06, 2007

Press Release Summary:

Card Sentry detects unusual card transaction activity based on known patterns in account or transaction history. It scans transactions and compares them in near real-time to industry standard rules written to match specific and currently identifiable fraud trends. Rules are created, adjusted, and updated based on new criminal strategies, reported incidences of fraud, and best practices from industry peers.

Original Press Release:

CSI Card Sentry Product Manages Card Risk

PADUCAH, Ky., Aug. 30 / / -- Computer Services, Inc. (CSI) (OTC Pink Sheets: CSVI) has launched Card Sentry, a new product to help banks proactively manage the growing risk associated with card fraud and protect the profits associated with their card portfolio.

Card Sentry detects unusual activity based on known patterns in account or transaction history. It works by scanning transactions and comparing them in near real time to industry standard rules written to match specific and currently identifiable fraud trends. The industry rules are constantly created, adjusted and updated based on new criminal strategies, reported incidences of fraud and best practices from industry peers. CSI staff works in cooperation with industry user groups to stay abreast of the latest trends and strategies.

"Losses from card fraud are a major concern for both banks and their customers, but the fear of fraud is also a major concern for customers," stated Larry Moore, CSI Vice President, Card Services. "Early detection and proactive customer contact allow banks to better manage fraud risk, give customers confidence that their banks are monitoring their transactions, and ultimately retain the profits associated with card usage."

Card Sentry was introduced in April for Visa signature transactions and has already dramatically reduced losses for banks using the product. In early August, Card Sentry was enhanced to include MasterCard signature transactions, and customer banks are eagerly adding this feature to their fraud protection plans.

Mike Polley, Vice President of Operations at Citizens Bank of Mooresville, Indiana, reported, "There's no doubt about it; our losses are down significantly. We have had positive feedback from customers because we are alerting them to possible fraud instead of them catching fraud and calling us. They are very appreciative of our proactive stance."

"News coverage of card fraud and card data compromise reinforces the fear customers can feel about using their cards," added Moore. "Banks using Card Sentry can make customers feel more confident about using their cards by letting them know about the measures being taken to protect them."

About Computer Services, Inc.

Computer Services, Inc. (CSI), provides service and software solutions for banks in both a service bureau and an in-house environment. In addition to core processing, our integrated banking solutions include imaging, cash management, Internet banking, corporate intranets, secure Web hosting, e- messaging, teller and platform services, ATM and debit card service and support, payments solutions, risk assessment, network management, and compliance software and services for regulatory compliance, homeland security and fraud prevention. Over 3,000 financial institutions are served with CSI's products and services. Financial reports are available at www.otcqx.com/. For more information about CSI visit http://www.csiweb.com/.

Source: Computer Services, Inc.

CONTACT: Larry Moore, Vice President Card Services, of Computer Services, Inc., +1-800-545-4274, ext. 19239, lmoore@csiweb.com

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