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Baltimore Technologies - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Baltimore Technologies is an internet security firm founded in 1976 by Michael Purser. In February 2005 Acquisitor delisted Baltimore from the FTSE. Baltimore, originally a marketing subsidiary of CHACO and System Dynamics, was founded in 1984 following discussions in a pub in Baltimore, County Cork, where two of the three founding principals were on holiday at the time. en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Baltimore_Technologies   (406 words)

Encyclopedia :: encyclopedia : Baltimore, Maryland   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore grew swiftly in the mid-late 18th century as the granary for sugar producing colonies in the Caribbean. Baltimore is also the site of the first architectural monument honoring George Washington, a 178 foot doric column erected in 1829 and designed by Robert Mills, who later designed the Washington Monument in Washington D.C. Baltimore became an independent city in 1851, being detached from Baltimore County at that time. Baltimore's population peaked at 949,708 in the 1950 Census, which ranked it as the sixth-largest city in the country, behind Detroit and ahead of Cleveland. www.hallencyclopedia.com /Baltimore,_Maryland   (2762 words)

TheStreet.com: Baltimore Technologies Trusted, Not Entrust-ed Baltimore's results, on the other hand, went some way to answering the criticisms that have been leveled at the company recently and helped shares in London close up 7.3% at 6.94 pounds ($10.34). In the second quarter, over 60% of Baltimore's revenue was generated from outside of Europe compared with 12% in the same quarter last year, with the U.S. and the Asia-Pacific region accounting for 26% and 34%, respectively. Baltimore now has a significant number of deals in excess of $1 million and the company's largest deal is just under $2 million. www.thestreet.com /int/euromarkets/1025944.html   (895 words)

Baltimore Technologies Baltimore Technologies, the internet security software company, is to shed a further 50 jobs and may put the business up for sale over the next few months. Baltimore Technologies is to shed 250 jobs in its security software business, in order to save about £15m a year. Baltimore Technologies has acquired a 72% stake in NSJ, the Japanese distributor of internet security products, for £16m, and is now seeking further acquisitions in Japan. www.ukbusinesspark.co.uk /bas21254.htm   (277 words)

CNN.com - Baltimore to cut more jobs, sell business to return to profit - Aug. 22, 2001 Dublin-based Baltimore unveiled the cuts along with plans to sell a business, and also posted a widened quarterly deficit, reflecting the impact of an economic slowdown that is forcing customers to cut their IT spending. Baltimore plans to sell Content Technologies, a maker of software to detect viruses in emails, for which it paid £700 million. Baltimore already announced 250 job cuts as recently as May. Its workforce reached 1,400 at its peak in March 2001. edition.cnn.com /2001/BUSINESS/08/22/baltimore/index.html   (647 words)

Baltimore Technologies Plc Baltimore Technologies plc (London: BLM) confirms it has today posted a circular to its Shareholders giving notice of its Annual General Meeting (AGM) and of the Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) requisitioned by Acquisitor Holdings (Bermuda) Ltd (Acquisitor). The Board of Baltimore Technologies plc (Baltimore, London: BLM) received a written notice from Acquisitor Holdings (Bermuda) Limited (Acquisitor) on Saturday 20 March 2004, requesting an extraordinary meeting of shareholders to consider resolutions to remove the entire Board of Baltimore. London UK – 15 March 2004 – Baltimore Technologies plc (London: BLM) today announced that it has reached agreement with Betrusted to sell its remaining stake in Baltimore Technologies Japan (BTJ) to Betrusted for £2.25m in cash, the proceeds of which will be used for general corporate purposes. baltimore.edo.ie /new/IR-Press2004.htm   (607 words)

TheStreet.com: The Anglo File: Baltimore Technologies Challenges Analyst Reports Baltimore Technologies (BALT:Nasdaq ADR - news), a provider of software that enables companies to authenticate identity and secure transactions over the Internet, is complaining that recent analyst reports -- the negative ones, that is -- are based on a misunderstanding about the market in which the company operates. Although Baltimore does have a number of clients, such as PricewaterhouseCoopers, which act as a third-party and sell certificates based on Baltimore's technology and from which Baltimore gets a percentage share of the revenue, "many of our customers don't want this; they want to buy the software to issue these certificates themselves," Rooney says. Rooney says the contracts Baltimore have are small because they are at an early stage, but through a revenue cascade effect will be worth several million dollars more after a few years. www.thestreet.com /_aol/int/euromarkets/960026.html   (816 words)

Baltimore Technologies Restates Revenue As its business restructuring review continues, Internet security vendor Baltimore Technologies PLC said today that overstated revenue figures from the fourth quarter of last year have been discovered on its books and are being corrected. In a related matter, Baltimore Technologies also said that it's restating its preliminary second quarter results for the period ended June 30, to reflect an additional $1.4 million in revenue. Baltimore Technologies has been hit with a string of troubles in recent months. www.thestandard.com /article/0,1902,28360,00.html?partner=cnn_europe   (513 words)

barron v. baltimore -- barron v. baltimore   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore Focus:What were the arguments for and against the inclusion of a Bill of Rights in the... Baltimore by precisely choosing the words of the privileges and immunities clause that I did and... Baltimore, it is hardly surprising that it was only after the ratification of the 14th Amendment... www.fcabaltimore.com /barronvbaltimore   (3453 words)

Drowning in red ink, Baltimore Technologies details restructuring Baltimore expects the total value of savings generated by its restructuring plans and proceeds from its divestment plans to total $101.3 million over the next year. Baltimore officials hope that a focus on authentication and authorization technologies, where they say they have an edge over competitors, will help bring the company back into the fl during the second half of 2002. Divesting operations not associated with these technologies, such as Baltimore's content security business, will help to raise the funds needed for the company to reach its goal of profitability in the second quarter of next year, the statement said. www.computerworld.com /printthis/2001/0,4814,63237,00.html   (392 words)

Authentify to Enhance Baltimore Technologies' Certificate Deployment System   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore UniCERT CDS was recently selected by USDataCenters, Inc., a fully managed Internet data and hosting service provider, to provide a highly scalable and robust security solution for its customers. Baltimore Technologies develops and markets security products and services to enable companies to develop trusted, secure systems for e-business, the Internet and mobile commerce. Baltimore Technologies plc is a public company with dual listings on NASDAQ (BALT) and the London Stock Exchange (BLM). www.authentify.com /util/nf.asp?REF=/news/releases/010613baltimore.html   (694 words)

PRESS RELEASE Baltimore Technologies Japan Becomes Betrusted   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore Japan adopted its new company name aiming for further consolidation of its partnership with Betrusted. Baltimore Japan will increase the number of its board members from five to eight, appointing three new members as follows, to further enhance its management function. Baltimore Technologies Japan Co., Ltd. is a PKI engineering company contributing to improvement of security infrastructure of the Electronic Society. www.marketwire.com /mw/release_html_b1?release_id=70527   (465 words)

Baltimore Technologies Completes Divestment Programme with Sale of Core PKI Business to beTRUSTed (Baltimore ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore's PKI products ensure organisations can securely leverage the power of web and wireless networks, for cost-efficient commerce and collaboration, to achieve a sustainable competitive advantage while reducing overall risk. Baltimore's e-security technology gives companies the necessary tools to verify the identity of who they are doing business with and securely manage which resources and information users can access on open networks. To the best of the knowledge and belief of the directors of Baltimore Technologies plc (having taken all reasonable care to ensure that such is the case), the information contained in this announcement is in accordance with the facts and does not omit anything likely to affect the import of such information. www.pressi.com /gb/release/73678.html   (1002 words)

Baltimore Technologies and Openwave Team to Bring Increased Security to Wireless Transactions   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore is a Premier Root Certificate supplier for the Openwave UP.Browser(R) microbrowser, the leading WAP browser on the wireless handset market. The co-operation with Baltimore addresses next-level security requirements of application developers of mobile banking and mobile commerce services as well as corporate intranet applications that can be safely extended outside a company's firewall to a mobile workforce. Baltimore Technologies employs over 1000 people worldwide and operates from over 30 cities, with headquarters in Dublin, Ireland; London, UK; Boston, USA and Sydney, Australia. www.prnewswire.com /cgi-bin/stories.pl?ACCT=104&STORY=/www/story/12-11-2000/0001383737&EDATE=   (869 words)

Baltimore Technologies News Baltimore can deliver the necessary products and infrastructure to quickly deliver incremental revenue channels and deliver the type of security services that were previously only available to the enterprise customer. Baltimore Technologies PLC expects some short-term impact from the downturn in the U.S. economy, but nonetheless expects a strong performance in 2001, it said as it reported full year revenues up 219 pct to 74.2 mln stg from 23.3 mln. Baltimore said its revenue for the fourth quarter alone, at 28.4 mln stg, exceeded revenue for the whole of 1999, while gross margin for the full year improved to 72 pct from 67 pct. www.pennypinchers.org.uk /password/pennydrop/blm.htm   (7592 words)

Baltimore Technologies: UniCERT 3.0 Certificate Authority System Baltimore Technologies appear to have succeeded in all of these and, as their customer list shows, they have attracted some important clients around the world. Baltimore is the operating name of Zergo Holdings plc (London: ZGO) which acquired Security Domain in March 1998 and Baltimore Technologies in January 1999. Baltimore started off in Dublin in 1976 as a privately held company and Zergo was founded in 1988, going public on the LSE in July 1998. ourworld.compuserve.com /homepages/pagrosse/j02e.htm   (2462 words)

Y-Point Joins Baltimore Technologies TrustedWorld Partener Program.   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore Technologies e-security solutions will primarily be used in conjunction with Y-Point s Managed Competency Centers". Y-Point Inc. is a privately held technology corporation that focuses on partnering with its clients for taking e-business ideas from concept to fruition Y-Point enables clients to differentiate their offerings by creating a more loyal customer base, and by giving them the edge in the ever-competitive ebusiness world. A Global Leader in Security & Trust for e-business Baltimore Technologies products, services and solutions solve the fundamental security and trust needs of e-business, ensuring that companies can verify the identity of who they are doing business with and which resources and information users can access on open networks. www.pressreleasenetwork.com /pr-2001/oct/mainpr826.htm   (635 words)

ElectricNews.net:News:Baltimore Technologies seeks quick sale Baltimore said at its AGM on Thursday that it is commencing a "controlled sale process to select a strategic partner." The company has appointed JP Morgan to handle the sale and it is seeking binding offers by 30 June 2003. Baltimore's Chief Executive Officer, Bijan Khezri, said the process was necessary because the company had identified promising opportunities in areas such as network security and digital signature-based transaction security that Baltimore could exploit if it had a strategic partner. Baltimore also said that revenue in the same period was below expectations, but that revenue for the second quarter, ended 30 June 2003, will be better than Q1. www.enn.ie /news.html?code=9361659   (678 words)

Baltimore Tech.Plc Disposal BTIL is a non-trading subsidiary of Baltimore Technologies plc and has been sold, on 26 May 2004, for a consideration of #2.0 million paid in cash on completion. Baltimore's Capital and Trading Losses Position The unrecognised tax assets relating to Baltimore's capital and trading losses are subject to numerous uncertainties and the Board believes it may never be possible to predict to what extent, if at all, they may be monetised or utilised. These relate to the disposal of various businesses, notably Content Technologies Holdings Limited and, in accordance with UK Accounting Standards, the relevant deferred tax asset was not included on the Group's balance sheet (this information is set out in note 19, page 76, of the 2003 Annual Report). www.advfn.com /news_disposal_7757814.html   (689 words)

Baltimore Technologies faces takeover action | The Register She said Chantilley had requested a meeting with Baltimore but the company would need a firm proposal before there was any possibility of taking the matter further. In May, Baltimore announced that it would shed 250 jobs in a move that means that almost one in five of its 1,200 workers would be shown the door. Baltimore has been particularly hard hit by the downturn in the tech sector, which has been accompanied by disappointing sales. www.theregister.co.uk /2001/07/12/baltimore_technologies_faces_takeover_action   (538 words)

IBM case study on Baltimore Technologies   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore's e-security technology gives companies the necessary tools to verify the identity of which they are doing business with and securely manage resources and information users can access on open networks. A division of Baltimore Technologies has developed a ground breaking patented mechanism for digitally signing Web documents so their validity can be electronically verified even when printed. This number, along with the information to be encoded into the certigram, is submitted to Baltimore’s IBM WebSphere Application Server, which verifies the number before generating and returning the certigram as part of the document to the customer’s browser. www-306.ibm.com /software/success/cssdb.nsf/CS/KHAL-62EUD2?OpenDocument&Site=default   (739 words)

Baltimore Technologies revenue falls - May 15, 2001 Baltimore, which has issued two revenue warnings this year, said losses before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization doubled to £17.2 million  from £8.7 million in the last quarter of 2000. Announcing cost-cutting measures, Baltimore (BALT: Research, Estimates) said it planned to cut 250 jobs and aims to make annual savings of £30 million to £35 million. Baltimore (BALM) shares fell about 15 percent in London to 72 pence after the earnings were announced. money.cnn.com /2001/05/15/europe/balt   (358 words)

Baltimore Technologies SelectAccess 3.1 AuthMark Performance Baltimore Technologies SelectAccess 3.1 delivers the highest overall and per CPU AuthMark Login and Extranet performance we've measured to date — 205,359 logins per minute and 7,065 logins per minute per CPU as well as 354,112 Extranet operations per minute and 11,782 Extranet operations per minute per CPU Baltimore Technologies SelectAccess 3.1 broke all previous performance records for logins and raised the bar for Extranet performance while providing outstanding performance scaling. Baltimore Technologies SelectAccess 3.1 delivers the highest overall AuthMark Login and Extranet performance we've measured to date. www.mindcraft.com /whitepapers/sa31/sa31.html   (685 words)

ORACLE AND BALTIMORE TECHNOLOGIES REDUCE COST AND COMPLEXITY OF SECURITY IMPLEMENTATIONS “Baltimore and Oracle have pooled their experience and expertise to provide a solution that eliminates the complexity of implementing digital certificate security for portal and Web applications,” said David Pinnell, SVP Global Solutions Group, Baltimore Technologies. Baltimore’s e-security technology enables companies to verify the identity of electronic counterparties and securely manages which resources and information users can access through open networks. Baltimore Technologies recently joined the growing list of portlet and portal solution providers that are building on Oracle9i Application Server by joining the Portal Solution Area of the Oracle9i Application Server Partner Initiative and registering in the Portal Catalog. www.oracle.com /global/eu/pressreleases/baltimore.html   (897 words)

Baltimore   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) The largest city in the state, it is a commercial and industrial center, a major railhead, and a seaport with extensive anchorages and dock and storage facilities. Among Baltimore's leading industries are shipbuilding, sugar and food processing, oil refining, biotechnology, and the manufacture of chemicals, steel, copper, clothing, and aerospace equipment. Baltimore: History - History The site was settled in the early 17th cent. www.infoplease.com /id/A0805970   (251 words)

E-Lock Joins the Baltimore Technologies Partner Program as a Provider of PKI based Digital Signature Technologies -- ...   (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-29) Baltimore promotes interoperability in PKI technology by bringing together companies who are building products based on open industry standards. E-Lock Technologies, whose corporate mission is to assist organizations in the transition from paper based to electronic business processes, participated in interoperability testing with Baltimore to further the adoption of Public Key Infrastructure based technologies. E-Lock Technologies' products are fully compliant with the E-Sign Act, and are targeted to benefit organizations throughout the federal, financial, healthcare, pharmaceutical, manufacturing, and insurance industries through the provision of legally binding protection for electronic transactions with non-repudiation throughout a transaction's lifecycle. www.softwarewire.com /news/elock_031601.htm   (875 words)

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