High Stakes in Business-to-Business Online Transactions Prompt
Research to Enhance Information Security
While the security of the average consumer's online transactions
grabs the public's attention, researchers at the Georgia Institute
of Technology are studying electronic commerce with more far-reaching
consequences. "The largest chunk of electronic commerce,
an estimated $800 billion a year by 2003, is conducted business-to-business,"
said Dr. Blaine Burnham, director of the Georgia Tech Information
Security Center.
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