Vancouver, Canada: February 2, 2009 " Absolute Software Corporation ("Absolute" or the "Company") (TSX: ABT), the leading provider of firmware-based, patented, computer theft recovery, data protection ...

New IBM ThinkPad computers will now have support for Absolute's Computrace solutions embedded into the BIOS firmware starting with the new T-series. Absolute's Computrace technology powers Absolute's ...

Computrace Mobile for the Android platform will provide organizations with: Reduced operational costs associated with managing mobile devices by leveraging the Computrace platform's integrated ...

VANCOUVER, Canada - Absolute Software, a leading provider of computer theft recovery and secure asset tracking solutions, has announced that its Computrace software will have embedded support in the ...

Absolute Computrace, which is embedded in the BIOS, of a large chunk of PCs could be a security nightmare according to research from Kaspersky labs. The software allows companies to track and secure ...

VANCOUVER, April 19 – Absolute Software (www.absolute.com), a provider of Computer Theft Recovery and Secure Asset Tracking solutions, and Fujitsu Computer Systems Corporation, a leading notebook PC ...

Absolute Software announced Tuesday the release of an Apple Universal Agent (AUA) for its Computrace theft recovery software for Mac OS X. The AUA enables Mac laptops to operate with Computrace ...

Absolute Software has announced the release of a Mac version of Computrace LoJack for Laptops, a new security tracking software application. It costs $49.99 for one year of service. Developed to help ...

“As organizations allow for new platforms and form factors to operate within their network they are faced with new security and manageability challenges,” states John Livingston, Chairman and Chief ...

Absolute Software can then use the IP address to track down the unit as well as send a command to erase the disk drive. “It is possible to spoof an IP address and its possible that it won’t be found,” ...

As Microsoft takes its first steps into the consumer PC security space, it is discovering that security software can do more than protect systems; it can also cause trouble. "The OneCare product ...