The demand will not be extremely high for there is always an option to just download it from various research engines.
What types of industry or government regulations might be needed to control adware, spyware, ad bombs, ambush marketing, and customer hijacking?
With the advent of e-commerce, the government can start rethinking into establishing regulations or bylaws regarding the strict compliance to anti-spy programs for the companies delving into e-commerce business. Businesses and consumers (or the public) must be protected from any illegal or unauthorized access to company and/or personal information. In the same manner, guidelines on copyright law must be made stricter as the e-commerce world opens more opportunities for the people to have access on different information of the product and of the company.
Briefly speculate on what e-commerce security will look like in 10 years.
In the next ten years, for sure, e-commerce will be on of the major sources of income for a lot of industries. The...
Companies already know what products are best sold over the Internet, how to go about selling it, and what programs to maintain to protect the business and the product. Meanwhile, the public, s the consumers, are also already aware that e-commerce is safe and at the same time beneficial. They already know how easy it is to obtain a product through online. They are also given ample information on how their accounts and their finances can be kept safe even with the e-commerce.
Indeed, the business of e-commerce has a very long way ahead. Sooner than expected, it will become a part of every industry's strategies and the public's way of life.
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