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VIRTUALISATION Security claimed to help online business bottom-line
VIRTUALISATION Security claimed to help online business bottom-line | Security claimed to help online business bottom-line |
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| by Peter Dinham | |
| Thursday, 20 August 2009 | |
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According to director, authentication services at VeriSign Asia Pacific, Armando Dacal, of the 96 customers surveyed, “surprisingly, surviving the economic downturn was ranked low on the list at number seven, which is an indication of the confidence these businesses are experiencing in sales and growth.” The survey investigated the impact of visible security solutions on conversion rates, growth in revenues and Verisign’s customers’ confidence, and according to Dacal, it demonstrated that online enterprises “are looking to security to help drive bottom-line success.” Dacal said that, despite economic concerns, online shoppers in Australia shopped more frequently online in Q4 2008 than in the year prior – a fact he claimed was supported by the finding that more than half of survey respondents experienced a positive online sales response to their implementation of the company’s EV SSL security tool. "VeriSign EV SSL is a security tool that directly impacts the bottom line. When 77 per cent of our customers can quantify strengthened consumer confidence through Web site traffic and sales increases, it is clear that even during uncertain times, the right tools can build trust between our customers and our customers' customers." CONTINUED page 2 |
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