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Bob Angus | 18 Dec 2012 | 2 comments

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Today VeriSign announced a new partnership with MerchantCircle that helps small businesses drive more happy customers to their doorstep (or home page). MerchantCircle is the nation's largest social network of local business owners. Now its 1.3 million members can standout from the competition in local search results and build increased confidence
with consumers by displaying the VeriSign Trust Seal.

Local and small businesses need a high-impact online presence to succeed. They...

Bob Angus | 18 Dec 2012 | 0 comments

This week's edition focuses on trust and includes 3 articles relevant to online retail.

Extended Validation EV SSL Certificates - Should Your Website Have One?

Rob Mangiafico of LexiConn Internet Services did extensive research of SSL installation of the Internet Retailer 100 and found some very compelling reasons why ecommerce sites need EV SSL.

The PeC Review: VeriSign Badge and EV SSL Instill Trust

Armando...

Bob Angus | 18 Dec 2012 | 2 comments

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Announcing the VeriSign Trustâ„¢ Seal Twitter Haiku Contest! The contest begins this Sunday,...

Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 5 comments

In case you haven't been paying attention, today VeriSign and Symantec each announced that Symantec will acquire VeriSign's Authentication business, including SSL, PKI, and VIP. Here is VeriSign's press release. Here is Symantec's.

Bob Angus | 18 Dec 2012 | 0 comments

Ecommerce sites always need to make sure that they and their users are secured. Installing VeriSign extended validation SSL and displaying the VeriSign seal are two proven actions that can be taken.

However, those key steps are only part of the total security solution for online retailers. All the steps you take to protect to customers and build trust are marginalized if your web host is not doing everything it can to secure your website. Your choice in hosting provider is incredibly important.

Recently, I participated in a webinar with hosting powerhouse Rackspace: Minimizing Risk & Maximizing Customer Trust with an E-commerce Solution. We discussed the financial impact to ecommerce sites if you do not establish trust, the core...

Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 0 comments

You may recall that about a month ago I wrote about technology blogger Nasko and his experiment with SSL roots. My blog focused a lot of Nasko's crawl, but the punctuation mark on this entry was that Nasko was uninstalling all the trusted roots in his browser to see which ones he really needed. Now, 30 days later, the results are in.

You can look down the whole thing for yourself, but the CAs of the first four roots he encountered go as follows:

  1. GeoTrust
  2. VeriSign
  3. VeriSign
  4. GeoTrust
Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 2 comments

That's it. You can now enjoy the added protection of Extended Validation SSL on Twitter. 'Nuff said.

Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 2 comments

I recently wrote about the Online Trust Alliance (OTA) and its recent report card showing poor performance in trustworthy practices among the nation's leading onilne businesses. That news calls to mind an incident of about a month ago, when the FTC's departing commissioner called on popular online services such as Hotmail, Yahoo, Flickr, Facebook, MySpace, and financial providers to protect 100% of their service with SSL, and not just login pages as is the common practice today. In her speech commissioner Pamela Jones Harbour stated,

Encryption technology is already built into every popular web browser, but here is an unpleasant truth. Many popular services employ encryption technology...

Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 0 comments

Attention developers working on Microsoft Silverlight 4: Thawte is making a special, limited-time offer of a code signing certificate for $89 for one year or $178 for two years, more than two thirds off the regular price. You can find all of the details here.

Tim Callan | 18 Dec 2012 | 0 comments

In conjunction with Earth Day we announced a limited-time program whereby VeriSign would plant a tree for each Extended Validation SSL Certificate we sold. I just saw the data for April 22, Earth Day, and our EV registrations were almost double what you would expect for that day. So good work, folks. We'll be planting a lot of trees because of you.