Dedications
List of Figures
List of Tables
List of Contributors and Organisations
Preface
Acknowledgements
1: Research Overview and Technologies for Internet security
1 Introduction
2. Research Rationale
3. Research Hypothesis
4. Conceptual Research Context
5. TEISMEs Business Operational Risks
6. Technology for Internet Security
7. Summary of Chapter One
References
2: Impacts of TEI on SMEs
1. Introduction
2. Impacts of TEI on SMEs in the UK
3. Disintermediation and Reintermediation
4. Promote Products to Suit Each Individual Customer
5. Electronic Payment
6. Generic Problems with Network Protocol Layers
7. Application Security Problems
8. Summary of Chapter Two
References
3: Risk Assessment of TEI on TEISME
1. Introduction
2. Concept of Risk
3. Risk and the Risk Assessment Approaches
4. Quantitative Approaches
5. Qualitative Risk Assessment Model
6. WEAKNESSES OF RISK ASSESSMENT MODELS
7. Why BS7799
8. Summary of Chapter Three
References
4: Methodology
1. Introduction
2. Method
3. Shoniregun Risk Assessment Model
4. Analysis of Shoniregun's Risk Assessment Model Implementation
5 Summary of Chapter Four
References
5: Analysis of Results
1. Introduction
2. Analysis of 500 TEISMEs Based on co.uk Service Provider
3. Laboratory Experiments
4. Analysis of400 TEISMEs Questionnaire Survey
5. Correlation Between Annual Sales and Vulnerability
6. Analysis of TEISMEs Interviewed
7. Analysis of Case Study Observations
8. Shoniregun TEISME Risk Assessrnent Calculation
9. Result Summary of Hypotheses Test
10. Summary of Chapter Five
References
6: Critical Evaluation and Discussion
1. Introduction
2. Challenges of TEI on Information Security
3. Shared Threats
4. TEISMEs Business Operations are not Immune to Internet Attacks
5. Risks andTrust
6. TEISME Business Operational Risk Liability
7. Current Developments in Internet Security
8. Government Concern Over Security
9 Summary of Chapter Six
References
7: Conclusion
1. Global Issues and Internet Security Facing TEISMEs
2. Recommendations
3. FutureWork
References
Index

Details the key impacts and risk assessment within the context of technology-enabled information (TEI). This volume is designed as a secondary text for graduate students, and also for a professional audience of researchers and practitioners in industry.