Ibas Hong Kong

Kroll, Inc (“Kroll”) and Ibas Holding ASA (“Ibas”) has on 17 November 2005 entered into an agreement (the “Bid Agreement”) pursuant to which Kroll will make a tender offer for all the shares in Ibas at an offer price of NOK 23.50 per share. The consideration shall be paid in cash.

• Published: 2005-11-18

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After signing a prestigious contract worth NOK 5.5 million with a major investment bank, Ibas will undertake cataloguing of some 40,000 tapes containing historically important data.

• Published: 2005-11-17

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Computer security specialist Ibas is acquiring UK-based Vogon International Ltd, making it European market leader for data recovery and computer forensics.

• Published: 2005-04-11

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Ibas is now launching the most powerful and modern degausser available on the market. The new version is a response to the market's increasing demand for reliable erasure tools for defective storage devices, and the need to be able to provide reliable erasure services for next-generation storage devices.

• Published: 2004-09-17

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Norwegian data recovery specialist Ibas has signed an agreement with the German based BELFOR International, the world leader for disaster recovery of technical and mechanical equipment. This deal will strengthen the growing distribution of Ibas services in Europe, while also opening the door to the highly interesting Asian market.

• Published: 2004-08-26

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IP theft is rife amongst UK businesses, fuelled by a culture of acceptability and the ease of smuggling documents and files electronically.

• Published: 2004-05-04

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Ibas solution enables the army to analyse and capture computer-generated data to gain legally sound evidence against war criminals during and following the Iraq conflict.

• Published: 2003-10-16

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Ibas and Tandberg Data have signed a global agreement in which data recovery services from Ibas will now be included as an value added service to Tandberg Data's customers worldwide. In return, Tandberg Data will actively market Ibas' services through its global marketing network. Tandberg Data's customers will be given highest priority in case of loss of data, and already this year about 200.000 storage medias from Tandberg Data will be linked to Ibas' services.

• Published: 2003-07-02

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The data security company, Ibas, is quite a success story. From its origins as a modest Norwegian start-up working in the field of computer repairs, the company has grown into an established, world-class company spanning the globe in data recovery, data erasure and computer forensic services. The 25-year-old company is now synonymous with quality.

• Published: 2003-06-03

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Ibas is launching a quicker version of ExpertEraser. Version 2.0 is now better adapted to the technology found in hard disks, meaning that the time spent erasing hard disks has been reduced from 5 minutes to 40 seconds per Gigabyte.

• Published: 2003-02-13

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Ibas technology and computer forensic experience will be used when UN's weapon inspectors start to search for possible mass destruction weapon in Saddam Hussein's Iraq. A computer forensic specialist from Ibas Germany is headhunted to an UN special force to assist UN's weapon inspectors.

• Published: 2002-12-05

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Ibas has entered into a global agreement with a large Swedish company for the secure erasure of data on all PCs that the company will phase out globally in the period to October 2005. This agreement is the largest to date that Ibas has signed within its Expert Erasure business area and has a minimum value of NOK 2 million.

• Published: 2002-11-22

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Since Ibas opened their subsidiary in Singapore March 2002, the Asian marketplace has developed above expectations. Now Ibas has entered into an extensive distribution agreement with the leading IT-security specialist DBTRONIX in Hong Kong.

• Published: 2002-09-13

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As Central-Europe experiences the worst flood for several decades, thousands of office buildings are left under water with critical data being exposed to the elements. Since the flash floods a number of customers have called upon Ibas for expert advice in recovering data from water damaged storage media. The first case in connection with this disaster to received by Ibas will be 500 DLT backup tapes from an Austrian factory in Vienna.

• Published: 2002-09-13

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As Central-Europe experiences the worst flood for several decades, thousands of office buildings are left under water with critical data being exposed to the elements. Since the flash floods a number of customers have called upon Ibas for expert advice in recovering data from water damaged storage media. The first case in connection with this disaster to received by Ibas will be 500 DLT backup tapes from an Austrian factory in Vienna.

• Published: 2002-08-13

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