On Thu, Apr 27, 2006 at 03:39:47AM -0700, Wakatou (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
> My commercial company needs to secure its databases and file transmissions.
> We need to reassure the client that our site and his datas are secured on
> our application. Therefore, we need to make sure he knows the se
This particular exchange ought to be forwarded to every CEO, every
stockholder and, hey, everyone who uses a computer.
I was on dozens of radio shows last summer talking about how bad things
were going to get if we didn't start really thinking about the
foundations of our information infrastr
> Hello,
>
> My commercial company needs to secure its databases and file
> transmissions.
> We need to reassure the client that our site and his datas are secured on
> our application. Therefore, we need to make sure he knows the security
> standard we are using. We would like to use OpenSSL but
pay for a
> Verisign licence and logo ?
>
> Thanks for your help.
>
> Wakatou.
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make sure
it is fully secured and that an OpenSSL logo will make our clients
confident.
What is your opinion on this ? Should we go for OpenSSL or pay for a
Verisign licence and logo ?
Thanks for your help.
Wakatou.
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