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OISTE is a leading provider of secure e-Transaction infrastructure managed services for conducting transactions safely over the Internet. The Foundation open and neutral security standards and solutions are designed to enable enterprises and service providers to protect all phases of the e-Transaction lifecycle, regardless of which certificate authorities, payment vendors or applications are used.

OISTE has technology and marketing alliances with a range of security and e-Commerce companies, as well as systems integrators. OISTE operates two e-exchanges at http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/archives/enquireply.html and http://www.safetransact.com

The combined SAFETRANSACT Exchange and Marketplace ( http://www.safetransact.com and http://peach.ease.lsoft.com/archives/enquireply.html) has jumped from around 100,000 to around 12,000 in Alexa.com’’s listing and now ranks one the first among all Secure e-Marketplace sites.

After the era of web-site and internet-portal, we are now entering into a new era of « electronic market-place », also called « secure e-market place ». In general, the secure market-place is a virtual space of B to B commerce. The objective of the market place is to bring together, customer and sellers, supply and demand and conduct transactions.

The secure e-market place is built on a technical platform more complex than web site or internet portal since its own success or failure is based upon the capability of the « Master of the market place » to offer a secured transaction area.

Therefore, the « master of the market place » have to offer essential guarantees in terms of security but also of quality of the « actors » of the market place.

Due to this rapid growth and in order to maintain the status of SAFETRANSACT as a reliable and authoritative source of e-commerce, we need to ensure the veracity of all data posted on the exchange and Web site.

Following are details of our data verification process.

1. Newly posted company, trade leads, and product catalog information.

SAFETRANSACT.com staff inspects newly posted data daily. Pages that contain misleading information, pornography, spam, or any pages deemed unacceptable by SAFETRANSACT will be deleted immediately. In certain cases, members will be requested to update information.

2. Existing company and product catalog information.

SAFETRANSACT.com staff inspects existing data as well as newly posted data.

3. Existing trade leads information

SAFETRANSACT staff is verifying all trade leads in our database. Duplicate trade leads and those containing invalid e-mail addresses will be deleted without prior notice.

4. SAFETRANSACT members e-mail

SAFETRANSACT staff contacted members and nonmembers by e-mail in order to verify the addresses. Inquiries cannot be sent to members who have no valid e-mail.
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The center of the Web is shifting towards Digital Identity

WISeKey is recognized as a role model for innovative cyber-security technology and efforts to protect individuals, businesses, and governments on the Internet. The WEF ranks cyber-attacks as one of the top five risks in the world.

WISeKey is using its new status with the WEF to inform enterprises to the ever-changing landscape of cyber-security. Cyber attacks of 2010 and 2011 focused needed attention on the lack of appropriate safety measures.

The growth of cloud computing highlights the complexity of data sovereignty: data can be stored virtually anywhere but it has a physical presence somewhere in the world. This location operates under a jurisdiction whose laws could have unexpected impact on the availability or ownership of data.

Cyber-terrorism or the infiltration of sensitive information could neutralize vital systems. Software engineers are, pound for pound, the most valuable weapons in a military arsenal.

Social networks compile data daily with no international regulations on personal privacy. The gap between a person and a digital identity leaves millions vulnerable to dangers beyond identity theft. "There isn't anything built into the Web that can verify who you are," says Carlos Moreira, WISeKey CEO. "WISeKey's systems have been the closest thing for years. WISeID (http://www.wiseid.com/) is the first global answer to this problem."

Mr. Moreira discussing Generation C: http://youtu.be/CFuG6N4Ajco

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