Baltimore launch is a first for Windows security

NEWS UniCERT 3.5 will become the first PKI to support and enhance all the desktop operating system security features, allowing Microsoft customers a more secure and cost-effective service. Paddy Holahan, executive vice president of marketing at Baltimore Technologies, said in a statement: "For organisations deploying Windows 2000, UniCERT 3.5 provides the highest level of desktop e-security, without the need for additional client software." Earlier this month, the European Commission announced funding for a two-year, £634,000 scheme to break the continuing vendor deadlock over PKI products. The project will attempt to bring together competing PKI technologies for independent testing to establish a single set of standards for Europe.