By Marc L. Songini

June 22, 2007 (Computerworld) Faced with security breaches and personal data hemorrhages from retailers and a variety of educational and medical facilities, consumers are now becoming more skittish about the potential dangers of e-commerce.

That was one of the findings of a new survey on consumer privacy conducted by the Ponemon Institute, an Elk Creek, Mich.-based research and educational organization that focuses on privacy issues. Also participating in the survey, which drew responses from 789 consumers last month, was Vontu Inc., a San Francisco based security software maker…. MORE

Source: Computerworld

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