1."Risky Business"

The internet can be viewed in two ways.

Firstly the internet can be a great tool to use, information in the 21st century is so readily accessible. It is literally only a click away and you can have information related to you favorite Tv series, sporting event, research task or location.

Secondly with this in mind it is essential that we err on the side of caution when using something like the internet. With the internet's easy accessibility, it can be a dangerous place for people or businesses. It is important for a business to maintain a secure system of transactions.

Businesses that operate through using a trans-actionable website need to invest in good software and hardware to run a successful business. If they don't readily have accessibility to a powerful internet connection their communication with consumers who are keen to buy their products is severely hindered.

Business need to also be careful with their consumers. Not only watching out for their security but also maintaining a positive relationship and managing the transaction affluence with consumers. It is therefore a great imperative that a business handle any complaints appropriately, don't double charge consumers, refund any transactions that are incorrect and be sure to keep the consumers details private and not privy to other companies or individuals.


On the other hand if their ........... isn't up to strength they may find that the software such as Norton 360 may  not be able to run effectively enough to protect there business.

People can commit fraud and get access to banking details by committing things such as internet fraud using a number of different techniques which may include and are not limited to:

-Phishing:                                                      
-Hacking
-Fraud
-Scams:




http://internet-safety-2012.info/internet-risks/

The URL's that have more information of each of the items discussed if you would like a little more knowledge on each:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8lWLwuiDwk
https://ist.mit.edu/security/internet
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9TwEo2-APlA&list=PL38FCB42784479EE2