Profile
Baltimore Technologies developed security products and services to enable
companies to develop secure systems for e-business, the
Internet and mobile commerce.
Its products include a wide range of Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) systems,
wireless e-security solutions, cryptographic tool-kits, security applications
and hardware cryptographic devices.
Baltimore's e-security technology enables companies to verify the identity of
who they are doing business with and securely manage the resources and information
that users can access on open networks. Many of the world's leading organizations
in Finance and Government have deployed Baltimore's e-security technology to
enable e-business over fixed and wireless networks.
UniCERT is a certificate management system. It provides authentication and non-repudiation
facilities for email, Web banking, online trading and virtual private networks.
KeyTools Telepathy m-Sign is a digital signature toolkit for m-commerce. It proves
user identity and integrity of data being exchanged. It processes digital signatures
generated on mobile phones and PDAs.
Solutions
Edited user, developer, troubleshooting and reference guides; API and readme
files; installation and release notes for UNICERT and KeyTools Telepathy
m-Sign product suites.
Further peer reviews and editing, and PDF and HTML transformations were performed.
Records were updated in the single source document database, Perforce; and Oracle
v8.0.5 and proprietary software was also installed and configured. |
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Testimonial
"Gordon worked on the following documents at Baltimore Technologies:
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• KeyTools Telepathy
m-Sign v5.0 Documentation Plan
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• KeyTools Telepathy
m-Sign v5.0 Installation Notes
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• KeyTools Telepathy
m-Sign v5.0 Release Notes
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• KeyTools Telepathy
m-Sign v5.0 Developer's Guide
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• UniCERT Advanced Registration
Module v2.0 Release Notes
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• UniCERT Advanced Registration
Module v2.0 Developer's Guide
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• UniCERT Certificate
Renewal Module v1.0 Documentation Plan
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• UniCERT Certificate
Renewal Module v1.0 User's Guide
He followed our documentation
process: creating documents based on our templates; writing
new content; editing previous versions and SME's content;
and using our writing style conventions."
Technical Documentation Manager, Baltimore Technologies
Sample documents
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