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    Treats, Not Tricks: Tighter Security for Online Shoppers
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    E-criminals are increasingly using such imposter sites to steal credit card information and other sensitive personal data. "Enabling a safe and trouble free shopping experience was a key element in the development of our site ... As a new retailer, using VeriSign EV SSL allowed us to provide an immediate, unparalleled level of trust for our customers." "We take pride in being able to provide our customers with a safe, worry-free shopping experience," said Greg Balestrieri, CEO at Candy.com. Full Article at Enterprise Security Today
    Enabling a safe and trouble free shopping experience was a key element in the development of our site ... As a new retailer, using VeriSign EV SSL allowed us to provide an immediate, unparalleled level of trust for our customers.
    SOURCE: Enterprise Security Today 1 month ago
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Treats, Not Tricks: Tighter Security for Online Shoppers
  1. We integrated VeriSign EV SSL Certificates into our Web site infrastructure because we know the importance of protecting our customers' identity and wanted to make sure they know they can shop for their favorite candy products with a company they can trust.
    SOURCE: Enterprise Security Today 1 month ago
  2. The kind of trust generated by the EV SSL green address bar is important for customers and businesses alike, especially new online businesses such as Candy.com and CostumeWorks ... The two companies join thousands of leading online businesses in various industries that have deployed VeriSign EV SSL Cert...
    SOURCE: Enterprise Security Today 1 month ago
  3. We take pride in being able to provide our customers with a safe, worry-free shopping experience
    SOURCE: Enterprise Security Today 1 month ago

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