Secure Payment Gateway and VeriSign

by: Caroline Blair<br /><br /><div align="justify">Secure Payment Gateway and VeriSign work hand in hand in making sure that all e commerce transactions especially those that need credit card purchases are secured. VeriSign is the only leading secure socket layer (SSL) certificate authority that permits all forms of E commerce and communications to all websites. <br /><br /><br />In VeriSign, there are a number of security protocols that are followed strictly and most of it is already encrypted in the system. There are public and private keys to assure of privacy, plus an authentication practice that is vital to make the system work.<br /><br /><br />VeriSign&#39;s public keys are used for the encryption information while the private keys are used to decipher it. Once a web browser points to a secured domain, the SSL will make sure that the server otherwise known as the website and the web browser or the client is authenticated. <br /><br /><br />The SSL certificate is like being your virtual passport or a driver&#39;s license. The Certificate Authority (CA) will act as the extended validation of VeriSign in which once a browser clicks on a certain secure domain, the information submitted will be matched and if this does not fit, the browser will display an error message or a warning.&nbsp;&nbsp; &nbsp;<br /></div><br /><br /><br /><div align="justify"><em>(Caroline Blair, a native from Boston, has effectively lectured on the &ldquo;Importance of&nbsp; Secure Payment </em><em>Gateways to today&#39;s web wondering Entrepreneur&rdquo;and has deemed a significant amount of praise for her contribution to Cambridge Business Students by&nbsp; raising the bar in terms of Risk Management Modules&nbsp; and&nbsp; e Commerce importance)</em><br /></div>