. . . reviewing terms and definitions . . .

• To review the definitions for any of the "bold underlined" terms listed, preview the 'security.htm'  page in your browser.

. . . how to set up your "SECURITY" page

You DO NOT need a SECURITY page in your web site. We only suggest that you do have something similar to this page for the following reasons:

• to answer any questions your visitors may have about the levels of SECURITY on your site
   
• to answer any questions about what you will do with your visitor's information (if you plan on gathering information)
   
• build credibility with your visitors by informing them of the security levels in your web site, and the security levels of the companies you deal with.
   

Setting up your security page

• Review the information thoroughly, and change it to suit your websites security practices, and those of your merchant service providers.
   
• Change any of the text in RED to match your own website information.