Add articles to your saved list and come back to them any time. Secure site seals handed out to sites by certificate authorities and lock icons shown by browsers can often mislead consumers into ...

You’ve most likely noticed some sort of seal, badge, logo or icon proudly displayed on an e ... McAfee noticed that there was a “12% increase in sales when using the McAfee Site Secure seal." ...

This column was written by Evan Schuman, the editor of StorefrontBacktalk, a site that tracks retail technology, e-commerce and security issues. Retail Realities appears every Friday. Evan can be ...

A resulting new seal of approval, an Extended Validation Secure Sockets Layer (EV SSL) certificate, may reassure consumers that they are handing information over to a legitimate site.

The lock icon will be changed in Chrome 117 with a "variant of the tune icon," a user interface element commonly linked to app settings and designed to show that it's a clickable item. New Google ...

Whether or not e-commerce continues to flower in Canada could hinge on the security of online transactions, and the ability of Web sites to adhere to the highest security standards available.Case ...