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Information security standards for e-business

conference contribution
posted on 2002-01-01, 00:00 authored by M Satti, Brian Garner, M Nagrial
The process of buying, selling or interacting with customers via Internet, Tele-sale, Smart card or other computer network is referred to as Electronics Commerce. Whereas online trade has been touting its flexibility, convenience and cost savings, the newest entrant is wireless e-commerce. This form of business offers many attractions; including 24 hours seven days’ open shop–business, vastly reduced fixed cost, and increased profitability. Amazon.com is an example of a successful venture, in e-business. Internet Service providers (ISP/ASP) have a significant influence on the feasibility, security and cost competitiveness of an e-business venture. In the ISP model of services, multiple users and their databases are normally offered on a single hardware, platform sharing the same IP address and Domain name. Clients will require a mechanism, which allows them to update their Web contents and databases frequently even many times daily without intervention of local system Administrator (ISP Admin). The paper overviews few steps to enable corporate clients to update their web content more securely.

History

Event

IEEE International Conference on Communication Systems (8th: 2002: Singapore)

Pagination

1 - 5

Publisher

IEEE Computer Society

Location

Singapore

Place of publication

Piscataway, N.J.

Start date

2002-11-25

End date

2002-11-28

ISBN-13

9780780375109

ISBN-10

0780375106

Language

eng

Publication classification

E1 Full written paper - refereed

Editor/Contributor(s)

L Wong

Title of proceedings

8th IEEE International Conference on Communication Systems

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