Redline Fuels Public Safety Operations at G-20

- Wireless Connectivity a key component of real-time security monitoring system -

TORONTO, Aug. 17 /CNW/ - Redline Communications Group Inc. ("Redline") (TSX: RDL), a leading global supplier of secure wireless broadband products, and the only vendor in its class to achieve Federal Information Processing Standards Publications (FIPS) 140-2 certification, today announced that the Company's wireless radio system was used by Canada's Department of National Defence (DND) to provide secure wireless connectivity for the G-20 held in June 2010 in Toronto, Ontario.

The DND used Redline radios to create a perimeter of complete broadband coverage where many different types of security devices were installed. This included an intelligent entry and exit control system, a complete video surveillance network, and security monitoring points. This system was overlaid with a Digital Topographic Support System (DTSS), whereby all movement within the perimeter of the wireless coverage could be tracked via GPS and monitored throughout the duration of the event, giving operators advance warning of any security breaches. The Redline wireless infrastructure was installed and supported by Ottawa, Ontario-based Enduria Wireless Solutions. Having worked extensively with the Canadian DND, Enduria has a keen understanding of the security and reliability that the DND expects from their networking equipment.

"The DND began using Redline's broadband radios for weapons testing systems, and having found them to be very flexible and reliable, they have begun deploying them for many other applications," said Tyler Cashion, Chief Operations Officer of Enduria Wireless Solutions. "Redline solutions offer unparalleled reliability and have the high bandwidth that was critical to support scores of high-definition video cameras from a central point."

"We are pleased to have assisted Enduria and the Canadian DND in ensuring the security and integrity of this world-class event," said Eric Melka, Redline's CEO. "We're pleased to provide our global customers with customized, best-in-class solutions that satisfy and exceed the strict requirements of their mission-critical applications."

The FIPS standard provides stringent third-party assurance of security claims on any product containing cryptography that may be purchased by a government agency to protect sensitive government data in computer and telecommunication systems. The FIPS 140-2 standard is a joint effort by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) in the United States, and the Communications Security Establishment (CSEC), under the Canadian government.

About the G-20 Summit

Founded in 1999, the G-20 began as a forum for finance ministers and central bank governors who met once a year to discuss international economic issues. It later evolved into the premier leaders' forum for international economic cooperation. It was held this year in Toronto June 26 and 27.

About Enduria Wireless Solutions

Enduria Wireless Solutions (www.enduriawireless.ca) was established to enable Business and Government to exploit the benefits of the IP Wireless Evolution. Their expertise spans the disciplines of Wireless Telecom, Wireless Security, Wireless Networking and Wireless Voice & Data Systems.

About Redline Communications

Redline Communications (www.redlinecommunications.com) is a leading provider of advanced wireless broadband products with more than 150,000 installations in 130 countries, and a global network of over 150 partners. Redline's experience and expertise helps service providers, enterprises and government organizations roll out wireless broadband networks to cost-effectively deliver high-bandwidth services, including video, voice and data communications. Redline award-winning infrastructure products include the AN80i and RDL 2000, which support its continued commitment to maintaining its wireless industry leadership with the development advanced products.

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