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PRESENTATION ON
RISKS OF E-COMMERCE
Submitted To: Submitted By:
Sachin sir Akanksha
I would like to express my special thanks to my teacher Sachin sir who
gave me the golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on the topic
Risks of E-Commerce which also helped me in doing a lot of research
and I came to know about so many new things I am really thankful to
them.
Secondly I would also like to thank my parents and friends who helped
me a lot in finalizing this within limited time frame.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
1. Introduction
2. Privacy
3. Data Security
4. Informational Risks
5. Business Risks
6. Technology Risks
7. Technical Attacks
8. Marketing Failure
CONTENTS
 E-commerce, selling of products
or services on internet.
 Certain threats and risks arises in
the E-commerce.
 Here we will come to know that
risks in our slide.
INTRODUCTION
Credit card use online:
 Hackers may steal your card
details.
 Might be sold to third party or
directly marketers.
 Easy to get spam.
PRIVACY
 Integrity
 Non-repudiation
 Authenticity
 Confidentiality
 Privacy
 Availability
DATA SECURITY
 Content on web page exposing
web publisher to libel.
 Copy right, patent or trade
secret violations.
 Electronic bulletin boards
containing detamatory
statements.
 Credit card information
interrupted in transit is
disclosed.
INFORMATIONAL RISKS
 Web page content exposes web
publisher to libel defamation of
character.
 Risks related to payment to
website developers.
 Lacks of maintenance on web
browser.
 High Shipping cost required.
 Risks due to unprotected domains.
BUSINESS RISKS
 Negligent error in software
design.
 Unauthorized access to
website.
 ISP server crash.
 Insufficient bandwidth.
 Risk due to poor web
design.
TECHNOLOGY RISKS
 DOS attack(denial of services).
 Virus threats.
 Trojan effect.
 Snowshoe spam.
TECHNICAL ATTACKS
 Unclear or wrong Audience/Market
 Product is too new or too different
 In house marketing campaign isn’t
objective
 Sales buy-in or knowledge lacking
 Spokesperson issues
 Everything depends on PR
 Little market research
 Bad or weak product claims &
advertising
MARKETTING FAILURE
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  • 1.
    b PRESENTATION ON RISKS OFE-COMMERCE Submitted To: Submitted By: Sachin sir Akanksha
  • 2.
    I would liketo express my special thanks to my teacher Sachin sir who gave me the golden opportunity to do this wonderful project on the topic Risks of E-Commerce which also helped me in doing a lot of research and I came to know about so many new things I am really thankful to them. Secondly I would also like to thank my parents and friends who helped me a lot in finalizing this within limited time frame. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
  • 3.
    1. Introduction 2. Privacy 3.Data Security 4. Informational Risks 5. Business Risks 6. Technology Risks 7. Technical Attacks 8. Marketing Failure CONTENTS
  • 4.
     E-commerce, sellingof products or services on internet.  Certain threats and risks arises in the E-commerce.  Here we will come to know that risks in our slide. INTRODUCTION
  • 5.
    Credit card useonline:  Hackers may steal your card details.  Might be sold to third party or directly marketers.  Easy to get spam. PRIVACY
  • 6.
     Integrity  Non-repudiation Authenticity  Confidentiality  Privacy  Availability DATA SECURITY
  • 7.
     Content onweb page exposing web publisher to libel.  Copy right, patent or trade secret violations.  Electronic bulletin boards containing detamatory statements.  Credit card information interrupted in transit is disclosed. INFORMATIONAL RISKS
  • 8.
     Web pagecontent exposes web publisher to libel defamation of character.  Risks related to payment to website developers.  Lacks of maintenance on web browser.  High Shipping cost required.  Risks due to unprotected domains. BUSINESS RISKS
  • 9.
     Negligent errorin software design.  Unauthorized access to website.  ISP server crash.  Insufficient bandwidth.  Risk due to poor web design. TECHNOLOGY RISKS
  • 10.
     DOS attack(denialof services).  Virus threats.  Trojan effect.  Snowshoe spam. TECHNICAL ATTACKS
  • 11.
     Unclear orwrong Audience/Market  Product is too new or too different  In house marketing campaign isn’t objective  Sales buy-in or knowledge lacking  Spokesperson issues  Everything depends on PR  Little market research  Bad or weak product claims & advertising MARKETTING FAILURE