The Online Trust Alliance on Tuesday released its 2017 Online Trust Audit & Honor Roll.
Among its findings: Consumer services sites have the best combined security and privacy practices.
FDIC 100 banks and U.S. government sites are the least trustworthy, according to the audit.
The number of websites that qualified for the Honor Roll reached a nine-year high. However, the audit identified an alarming three-year trend: Increasingly, sites either take privacy and security seriously and do well in the audit, or they lag behind the industry significantly in one or more critical areas.click here for more
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