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Rewritten to make it encyclopedic.
E-tegrity is the process of ensuring organizations adhere to government/corporate regulations and industry guidelines associated with their website and online channels to ensure regulatory compliance, consumer data privacy and online accessibility for the physically and visually impaired.
E-tegrity Definition Types
editThere are several facets of E-tegrity that are relevant to corporations to ensure both corporate and legal compliance:
Privacy E-tegrity: COPPA, GLBA, HIPAA, contain asscoiated laws that deal with corporate business E-tegrity and the protection and privacy of consumer data within the United States
Compliance E-tegrity: This facet of E-tegrity deals with website language and images compliance with federal consumer protection requirements including the Equal Credit Opportunity Act,Truth in Lending and the Truth in Savings Acts
Accessibility E-tegrity: Primarily focused on guaranteeing accessibility of websites for individuals with visual impairment and disabilities, Accessibility E-tegrity is federally regulated in both the United States Americans with Disabilites Act in particular Section 508, and in the UK Disability Discrimination Act
Articles Discussing Online Business Integrity and E-tegrity
edit- Online Identity Theft Arrests
- Web Application Vulnerabilities
- Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission E-tegrity Breach