- Introduction
- Statistics
- How Much of Your Life Is on the Internet?
- Who Owns Your Web Data?
- Who Owns Your Other Data?
- Web Site Procedures
- Email Security
- Internet Legal Issues
- Criminals and Other Stalkers
- Viruses, DDoS, and Internet Security
- Senator Unveils Net Privacy Bill
- What to Do About Internet Criminals?
- The Bigger Picture
- Sites
Web Site Procedures
Most large Web sites encourage repeat spending by storing credit card information, user profilesincluding address and billing informationon their servers. However, most e-commerce sites do not encrypt this information. TRUSTe and BBBOnLine do not require "data safety" procedures, and audits of Web site logs for packet intrusion to back-end servers are not required. As e-commerce grows, standards organizations will likely assemble best practices of sites to create a formal set of procedures, much as local ordinances require businesses to meet standards for health and safety.