Appliance Makers Face Privacy Concerns - ' Privacy Software Is Still '
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... and no single tool takes care of everything. Here are examples of the types of privacy software available today, along with the problems they attempt to solve:
Web sites
P3P Analyzer from Zero-Knowledge Systems
Monitors your site's compliance with the W3C's Platform for Privacy Preference (P3P), supported in Microsoft Internet Explorer 6
Corporations
Tivoli Privacy Manager from IBM
Models your company's processes for handling data, generates privacy rules and monitors compliance. Requires other IBM software
Consumers
Freedom WebSecure from Zero-Knowledge Systems
Allows you to surf the Web without revealing personal information
Sources: Meta Group, Baseline