A variety of technologies are available to address various technology-related trust issues namely security, authentication and authorization, confidentiality, non-repudiation, system performance and infrastructure, quality of web interface etc. in B2B e-commerce. Use of these technologies also helps in reassuring the trading partners regarding the reliability of the infrastructure. The list of technologies is ever increasing and seems endless and may change over time as new technologies emerge making some existing technologies obsolete. Some of the technologies that are commonly used for addressing the trust issues in e-commerce were identified in order to examine the levels of assurance maintained by the sample companies. These include: (a) anti-virus software solutions; (b) firewalls; (c) intrusion detection and prevention tools (IDS/IPS); (d) secure socket layer (SSL); (e) installing a virtual private network (VPN); (f) IPSec; (g) VLAN; (h) Public key Infrastructure (PKI) etc. It may be emphasized that mere deployment of such technologies shall not be adequate to build reasonable levels of assurance regarding each of technology-related trust issues. The best industry practices in this regard need to be followed in order to effectively implement these technologies. This will enhance the levels of assurance with regard to relevant technology-related trust issues that in turn may enhance the levels of trust in B2B e-commerce. (see Table 1)