PPT-Mobile Technology & Cyber Threats Promoting E-Commerce in Ghana

P romoting ECommerce in Ghana Ruby Saakor Tetteh Ministry of Trade amp Industry Ghana Sixth Annual African Dialogue Consumer Protection Conference September 2014 Lilongwe Malawi. © of images belongs to the respective copyright holders. A PRESENTATION . BY . PAVAN DUGGAL. ADVOCATE, SUPREME COURT OF INDIA. PRESIDENT, CYBERLAWS.NET. PRESIDENT, CYBERLAW ASIA. HEAD, PAVAN DUGGAL ASSOCIATES. Open . Government Data . Vishal Marria. April 2014. The Govt Cyber threat Landscape : Be Afraid. The US Department of Defense detected . 300 Million network penetration attempts . last year, up from 6 million in Yr. 2000. 8. LEARNING OBJECTIVES. Identify advantages and disadvantages of each of the four main types of wireless transmission media.. Explain how businesses can use technology employed by . short-range. , medium-range, and . Shminder Singh. Marquese Carter. Ethan Bowyer. Table of Contents. Mobile Agent Security Threats. Mobile . Agent . Types of. . Threats. Denial of Service. Masquerading. Unauthorized Access. Conclusion. . April 2017. Agenda. Current Threats . Recent Events. Protecting Your Business . …and yourself. Fileless. Malware. Resides in RAM (not on the hard drive!) and disappears on reboot. . Provides remote access and credential harvesting.. commonly . known as . e-commerce. . is a type of industry where the buying and selling of products or services is conducted over electronic systems such as the Internet and other computer networks. . 1. Wireless Technologies. Wireless Computer Networks and Internet Access. Mobile Computing and Mobile Commerce. Pervasive Computing. Wireless . Security. Pay more attention to the following slides and corresponding book pages:. By . Eric Osei-Assibey (PhD). University of Ghana. “E–SUSU” Operation: . Can Mobile Money Revolutionise an Ancient Saving System Among Indigenous West Africans?. Presentation Outline. Introduction: objectives and significance. Tuesday, January 22nd. Take out your ISN to page 83 and answer the question in Preview 13. Tuesday, January 22nd. Journal #21. In your journal answer the following:. You are a trader heading into West Africa in about 1000. The caravan carries many goods, but the most precious is salt. Salt is so valuable that people trade gold for it! The gold traders never meet you face to face, though. You wish you cold talk to them to find out where they get their gold. Why do you think the traders are so secretive?. Research Analyst, Competition Policy and Research Department. Presented to . the . 6. th. Annual African . Dialogue on Consumer Protection . Conference, 08 -10 September 2014. The views and opinions expressed herein are those of the author and do not necessarily reflect the . 13. th. edition. Chapter 1. The Revolution Is Just Beginning. Learning . Objectives. 1.1. . Understand why it is important to study e-commerce.. 1.2. . Define e-commerce, understand how e-commerce differs from e-business, identify the primary technological building blocks underlying e-commerce, and recognize major current themes in e-commerce.. E-commerce and the Internet. E-Commerce Today. E-commerce: use of the Internet and Web to transact business; digitally enabled transactions.. Began in 1995 and grew exponentially; still growing even in a recession.. The Cloud Generation . Andrew Joseph . Director- SEP Mobile . Old Endpoint vs. New Endpoint. IPS. IDS. FIREWALL. USB. SECURITY. DLP. DATA ENCRYPTION. WIRELESS SECURITY. APPLICATION CONTROL. AV. ?. Mobile Devices Represent the . Security. K. N. ATUAHENE. Director, Domestic Trade and Distribution. Ministry of Trade and Industry. The evolution of the telecommunications . industry . over the past several years has . yielded . a wide array of .