eCommerce security

Authors:
Bob Gehling;David Stankard
Affiliations:
Auburn University at Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama;Auburn University at Montgomery, Montgomery, Alabama
Venue:
InfoSecCD '05 Proceedings of the 2nd annual conference on Information security curriculum development
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Internet security has become a consistent and growing problem as new Internet-based technologies and applications are developed. The number of security violation related incidents continues to increase [6]. A reported incident can be as simple as a single computer being compromised or as severe as a complete network compromise involving hundreds of client computers. All Internet content you read, send, and receive carries a risk. The amount of security risks increases at the same time that dependence on information technology grows. This demands the need for a comprehensive security program and makes the job of those persons tasked with network security even harder.