RosettaNet, a global e-business standards consortium, has chosen Identrus to provide digital identity certificates to its member companies. The deal is designed to help RosettaNet members streamline the digital certificate purchase, implementation, and maintenance processes needed for secure e-business. RosettaNet's membership includes Fortune 1000 companies in semiconductor manufacturing, information technology and telecommunications.
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