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Published: 18 August 2000 11:46 BST
The UK Ministry of Defence (MoD) has chosen Baltimore technologies to provide security solutions for its online trading platform.
Baltimore's UniCERT management system will be incorporated into existing technology to provide a security infrastructure for online trading.
The system will allow the MoD to authenticate online traders through digital certificates, and will allow users to digitally sign trading documents.
The 'Defence Electronic Commerce System' (DECS) - announced by the MoD last month - will allow the ministry to tender its procurements online, leading to estimated savings of 20 per cent over the next five years.
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