WAUKESHA, WI–( EMWNews – April 2, 2008) – Tableau, LLC, a global leader in the

development of high performance computer forensic products, today announces

the launch of the T35es eSATA Forensic Bridge. The T35es product is the

first of its kind to offer forensic examiners the option of eSATA host

computer connectivity.

The T35es

eSATA Forensic Bridge natively supports write-blocked acquisition of

either SATA or IDE drives without the need for special cables or disk drive

adapters. As with all Tableau write blockers, the T35es recognizes and

defeats HPA (Host Protected Areas) and DCO (Device Configuration Overlay)

disk drive regions.

In addition to eSATA, the T35es provides FireWire800, FireWire400, and USB

host interface options.

“From the beginning Tableau has been the industry leader in recognizing and

adopting key technologies needed by our customers,” said Robert Botchek,

Tableau’s President and Founder. “eSATA support is the latest example of

our dedication to providing the best technology at reasonable prices.”

The T35es eSATA Forensic Bridge is available in read-only (black) and

read-write (yellow) versions, and supports all leading forensic software

imaging packages.

For more details on the innovative T35es eSATA Forensic Bridge, including

device specifications, please visit the Tableau product page at

www.tableau.com/t35es.

Tableau products are sold through a global network of Authorized Tableau

Resellers. To locate the Tableau reseller nearest you, please visit our

Where to Buy page at www.tableau.com/wheretobuy.

About Tableau

Tableau, LLC, a privately held company in Waukesha, Wisconsin, is the

leading provider of forensic write-blocking bridges and hardware

accelerators for password recovery. Tableau’s mission is to deliver

innovative, best-in-class, cost effective solutions for the Digital

Evidence Lifecycle®.

Note to the Editors

Tableau, the Tableau logo, and Digital Evidence Lifecycle® are trademarks

of Tableau, LLC. All other trademarks are the property of their respective

holders.