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Baltimore loses lifeline

News But the Dublin based company declined to identify the potential buyers. Baltimore has claimed that more than one party has shown interest in Content. Baltimore has been trying to sell off Content - the security business it purchased last year in an... [14 Jan 2002]

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Security Strategy

Baltimore turns back on Nasdaq

News Like many other European companies, the Dublin-based firm sought the prestige of a secondary listing on the technology-heavy Nasdaq. Baltimore floated on the LSE back in 1998 as Zegro. Baltimore Technologies, the Irish encryption specialist, will... [28 Aug 2001]

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Security Strategy

Security scares bring nCipher back from the brink

News The indication are that things aren't really getting any better at the sales and revenue level," he said, "although we are seeing some cautious optimism.nCipher's results follow hot on the heels of Dublin-based rival Baltimore, which yesterday... [16 May 2001]

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Security Strategy

Baltimore staff to pay the price of profitability

News Last month, the Dublin-based firm slashed its first quarter revenue forecasts to £23.7m, compared to £9.5m in the same period last year, claiming that a number of major European clients had delayed product orders. [10 May 2001]

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Law & Policy

Morning Edition 13.09.00

News Beker, co-founder of the Dublin-based security firm, will walk away with 4.4 million shares, worth £34m. From the same paper, news that Henry Beker has stepped down as non-executive chairman of Baltimore Technologies. [13 Sep 2000]

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LANs

Schoolgirl stuns IT security world

News Paddy Holahan, VP Business development at Baltimore Technologies, a Dublin-based security firm, said: "Sarah did work experience with us last year, where she was inspired by our founder, Matthew Purser, to get working on cryptography. [13 Jan 1999]

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Security Strategy

Zergo and Baltimore merge to form PKI giant

News Zergo, which specialises in security for banks and governments, will pay £34m to acquire Baltimore Technologies, a Dublin-based PKI supplier. Baltimore already has a strong European presence, while Zergo is the dominant PKI vendor in Asia Pacific... [16 Dec 1998]