Electronic Commerce - Security Issues
Training
Provided by Online Training Directory
This course is designed to give the student a good understanding of security issues surroungind Electronic Commerce (E-Commerce) including security threats, implementing security, and payment systems.
This course gives the student a good understanding of issues realted to doing business over the Internet and how to protect a E-Commerce website.
The course is self-paced and taught by a audio of an announcer reading the leading topic and paragraph of each section. The student then reads and navigates through the remaining materials for each section. Each sub-section has a practice test to help the student review their understanding of that section while preparing for the post course assesment exam.
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Electronic Commerce - Security Issues
Outcomes
Students Will: Understand important computer and electronic commerce security terms Understand why secrecy, integrity, and necessity are three parts of any security program Identify the roles of copyright and intellectual property and their importance in any study of electronic commerce List the threats to computer and electronic commerce security and the countermeasures used to eliminate or reduce these threats List specific threats to client machines, Web servers, and commerce servers Identify where security can be enhanced in back office products, such as database servers Understand how security protocols help plug security holes Identify the roles that encryption and certificates play in assurance and secrecy.
Assessment
This unit of the Electronic Commerce course provides student assesment through a pre-course assesment test and a post-course assesment test. Students are able to see test score. Student are able to re-take units to better understand the training. Student can measure pre and post course scores to measure acquired knowledge and understanding of Electronic Commerce
Course Outline: UNIT 3: Electronic Commerce Security Issues Security Threats
Contact Hours: 24
Students Will: Understand important computer and electronic commerce security terms Understand why secrecy, integrity, and necessity are three parts of any security program Identify the roles of copyright and intellectual property and their importance in any study of electronic commerce List the threats to computer and electronic commerce security and the countermeasures used to eliminate or reduce these threats List specific threats to client machines, Web servers, and commerce servers Identify where security can be enhanced in back office products, such as database servers Understand how security protocols help plug security holes Identify the roles that encryption and certificates play in assurance and secrecy.
Assessment
This unit of the Electronic Commerce course provides student assesment through a pre-course assesment test and a post-course assesment test. Students are able to see test score. Student are able to re-take units to better understand the training. Student can measure pre and post course scores to measure acquired knowledge and understanding of Electronic Commerce
Course Outline: UNIT 3: Electronic Commerce Security Issues Security Threats
- Security Overview
- Intellectual Property Threats
- Electronic Commerce Threats
- CERT
- Practice
- Protecting Assets and Intellectual Property
- Protecting Client Computers
- Protecting Channels and Transaction Integrity
- Protecting the Commerce Server
- Practice
- Basics and Electronic Cash
- Electronic Wallets
- Smart Cards
- Credit and Charge Cards
- Practice
- Planning the Project
- Managing Implementations
- Practice
Contact Hours: 24
About The Training Provider: Online Training Directory
Online Training Directory - Workforce and Continuing Ed online courses are offered at basic, intermediate and advanced levels. Going beyond basic training provides a deeper and more educationally rewarding learning experience, especially for students who wish to advance careers or initiate new ones. For the general lifelong learner we continue to offer "fun to learn" single, stand-alone courses.
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