LockNET, Inc.

3128 South Avenue
La Crosse, WI 54601
(608) 785-7100
www.locknet-inc.com

company overview LOCKNET™ has a long history of development and deployment of information technology solutions. LOCKNET began operation in Mankato, MN in 1980, initially under the name Computer Bay. Computer Bay was an early pioneer in selling personal computers, software and services to the businesses in Southern Minnesota.

Computer Bay was purchased in 1984 by Jeb Griffith, owner of Griffith Management Corporation. Mr. Griffith founded Winnebago Software Company in Caledonia, MN in 1982. Winnebago Software Company developed a wide product line of software and services used by libraries and related organizations to catalog materials, manage inventory and monitor usage of large volumes of data. Jeb Griffith also took another Caledonia company, Miken Sports, from start up to one of the fifth largest software bat manufacturers in the world in a six year period, later selling Miken Sports to K2 in 2004. Miken is recognized as the technology and performance leader in the bat industry.

Like all great companies, LOCKNET has evolved to meet the changing needs of its customers. LOCKNET is focused on compliance and network security for the financial markets. Pete Griffith, President of LOCKNET, is dedicated to taking LOCKNET to the same industry-leading status that Winnebago Software and Miken Sports attained. Now located in La Crosse, Wisconsin, LOCKNET is growing at an unprecedented rate.

LOCKNET’s staff has over 100 years of experience in the financial industry. Our knowledge stems from experience at various positions from Loan Officer to Network Security Engineer to Chief Information Officer with multiple financial institutions.

The last worry you want to have is someone hacking into your network. That's where LOCKNET will help. LOCKNET specializes in integrated network security that will give you the peace of mind you deserve. LOCKNET provides security assessment, regulatory compliance and network services for secure client networks, including remote monitoring and maintenance.

LOCKNET examines internal and external compliance in three different ways; Network Penetration Testing, Network Vulnerability Assessments, and Operational Vulnerability Assessments. Each of these checks and balances is performed by experienced security and compliance staff and based on both IT best practice standards and Federal Financial Institutions Examination Council (FFIEC) Information Security Standards. Findings are presented in report form and can be used by management or reviewed by regulators. Advanced reports and remediation steps can be scheduled and implemented by LOCKNET as well.