The primary asset to be acquired is the del-ID technology, a patented device and system of authenticating individuals using biometrics

August 5, 2009

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PRESS RELEASE

SOUTH BURLINGTON, Vt., Aug. 4 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- delSECUR CORPORATION, a Nevada Corporation, (Pink Sheets: DLSC) announced today that its Board of Directors has accepted, subject to the approval of the majority of the shareholders entitled to vote, an agreement to purchase the Intellectual Property Assets of delSECUR CORPORATION. The consideration for such purchase will be in the form of a 49% interest in the shares of common stock of Q Tech Systems, Inc., an Ontario, Canada Corporation.

The primary asset to be acquired by Q Tech is the del-ID technology, a patented device and system of authenticating individuals through biometric means invented by Pierre de Lanauze, the former President & CEO of delSECUR. Q Tech, which also develops and markets technologies to enhance security and identification processes, plans to incorporate the del-ID technology with its proprietary technology. "Q Tech will be immediately focusing on the invention of Pierre de Lanauze's analog technology and believes it can make this combined technology commercially viable and bring it to the marketplace," said Randall McCormick, delSECUR's current CEO.

Mr. McCormick further stated, "We believe this is a great opportunity for the advancement of the del-ID technology and puts our business plan and mission statement immediately into action without further delay.

It is time to bring the del-Id technology to the next level and to test its capabilities. With this new alliance we are much closer to that goal."

delSECUR, a public company (Pink Sheets: DLSC) with its head office in S. Burlington, VT., is a technology development company of a unique authentication process based on abstract images of biological data collected from the fingers of living persons.

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