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Baltimore embraces Websphere

Security vendor ports software to IBM's popular platform...

By Joey Gardiner

Published: 25 September 2001 11:26 BST

Troubled Irish security vendor Baltimore Technologies has ported its access and authentication software to IBM's Websphere ebusiness platform.

IBM's increasingly popular Websphere application server provides the middleware to link enterprise systems to the internet, allowing business transactions to take place online.

Baltimore claims its SelectAccess authorisation software will manage the rights for users conducting business over the Websphere platform.

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