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E-business security strategies for SMEs

conference contribution
posted on 2003-01-01, 00:00 authored by Lynn BattenLynn Batten, S Wasif
The major barriers to the Implementation of electronic commerce by businesses globally arc well understood. These comprise security and pnvacy issues, the lack of established regulations governing commercial behaviour and liability, and the lack of universally accepted standards. In this article. we focus on the security concerns of Australian SMEs. Medium, and especially small, enterprises are hindered in the implementation of communications security technology by a lack of expertize and a poor understandmg of the services and resources available to them. As a response to this situation, we examme the facilities avallable to Australian SMEs which help them to make reasonable e- secunty decisions as part of an overall e-busmess strategy. We demonstrate that there are sufficient resources at appropnate levels of availability to enable small and medium Australian enterprises to implement communicatlons security effectively.

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Title of proceedings

Conference Proceedings - M-Business, E-Commerce and the Impact of Broadband on Regional Development and Business Prospects : Perth : June 22-24, 2003

Event

M-Business, E-Commerce and the Impact of Broadband on Regional Development and Business Prospects (2003 : Perth, Western Australia)

Publisher

Communication Economics and Electronic Markets Research Centre

Location

Perth, Western Australia

Place of publication

Perth, W.A.

Start date

2003-06-22

End date

2003-06-24

ISBN-13

9780646424934

ISBN-10

0646424939

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Copyright notice

2003, Communication Economics and Electronic Markets Research Centre

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R Cooper

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