PGP Encryption, better known as Pretty Good Privacy is a computer program that provides cryptographic privacy and authentication. Phil Zimmerman, the developer of PGP, introduced his invention in 1991. Since then, major improvements have been made to Continue Reading...
Internet Encryption The growing sophistication of internet, along with advancing abilities of individuals to hack into electronic systems is creating a growing need for improved encryption technology. The internet is becoming a domain all to itself, Continue Reading...
wartime communication, business operations, or protecting oneself from identity theft, secure communication via the Internet is a top priority. Every day, malicious users are creating and releasing new forms of malware that are increasingly difficul Continue Reading...
Since the late 1980s, the Council has addressed the growing international concern over computer-related crimes. In 1997, it established a Committee of Experts on Crime in Cyberspace (PC-CY) to begin drafting a binding Convention to facilitate intern Continue Reading...
Trust alleviates the apprehensions of insecurity that crop up when the retailer is not known, or the way the company will deliver the goods or services purchased. Building trust in e-commerce necessitates a clear indication of rigorous standards of Continue Reading...
