E-Business Privacy and Trust
Planning and Management Strategies
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Beschreibung
Protect your customers-and your business-with these essential"rules of the road" for maintaining Web site security
Any company planning to do business on the Internet today mustfirst become fully knowledgeable about the legal issues pertainingto consumer privacy and security, or risk severe financialpenalties and loss of customer loyalty. In addition to making a Website easy to navigate and transactions simple to manage, Web sitedevelopers must also make it secure. Failure to do so may result inlegal action and irreparable damage to a company's reputation.
E-Business Privacy and Trust is a clear,easy-to-follow handbook that outlines the legal aspects ofmaintaining privacy and security on the Web and shows today'sbusinesses how to protect themselves by building basic guidelinesinto their e-business development strategies. The author, an experton the subject of computer law, provides a complete overview ofprivacy law, security systems, and various ways today's businessescan protect themselves and their customers online, whether they'redoing business locally or globally.
In an environment fraught with potential pitfalls,E-Business Privacy and Trust will help everye-business owner, financial professional, and IT expert confidentlyreap the benefits of doing business on the Web while providing thelevel of security, confidentiality, and service your customers andyour company demand.
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Paul Shaw
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"...given careful and thoughtful analysis..." (Information Age,October 2001)
"..Its factual. Its great to read a book on privacy and trustissues with the politics taken out...it covers a huge range oftopics...has many bullet point lists and a whole load of checklistson auditing and monitoring. You would be really hard presses tofind anything on privacy and trust that isn't within these pages.."(Supply Management, 29 November 2001)
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