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Web security campaign enters stage two

By Felicity Ussher

Published: 15 March 1999 16:39 GMT

Security campaign group, Stand has launched stage two of its operations, following the release of the UK government's consultation paper on ecommerce.

The group, which can be found at www.stand.org.uk, has been encouraging the IT industry to adopt their local MPs online, so UK politicians understand the security legislation they will vote on.

The group announced today that it has chosen 50 technical experts to contact the authorities and make their voices heard.

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