The Hundredth Window: Protecting Your Privacy and Security In the Age of the Internet
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As Web technology increases our privacy vulnerabilities, many business leaders and experts have proclaimed the death of privacy itself. Can we entrust our businesses to the Web? Are our credit card numbers really safe? What about other personal information, from credit ratings to medical records to our Web surfing habits? Is the e-commerce explosion eroding all personal boundaries?Security experts often say that if you put bars across ninety-nine of your windows but leave the hundredth window open, the invaders can still get in. For computer privacy, then, the question becomes, How can you best monitor that hundredth window? Charles Jennings and Lori Fena provide a comprehensive guide to privacy and se.
The Hundredth Window
The Hundredth Window
payment | shipping | returns The Hundredth Window: Protecting Your Privacy and Security In the Age of the Internet by Jennings, Charles; Fena, Lori Title: The Hundredth Window: Protecting Your Privacy and Security In the Age of the Internet Author: Jennings, Charles; Fena, Lori Edition: 1st ISBN: 068483944X Condition: Used, very good Comments: Satisfaction Guaranteed. Shipped quickly. Binding: Hardcover DustJacket: Has dustjacket Publisher: Free Press Publication Date: 2000 Payment We accept Pa
Privacy, whether we like it or not, has gone public. We are only just beginning to recognize how the Internet has redefined the relationship between our private lives and the public sphere. Every time we personalize a Web site, join a mailing list, or purchase a book or CD online, we open our lives to an ever-widening data network that offers us scant protection from the prying eyes of corporations, governments, insurance companies, or criminals. Has the e-commerce revolution permanently eroded all personal boundaries, or is it still possible to protect one's personal information in an increas
Privacy, whether we like it or not, has gone public. We are only just beginning to recognize how the Internet has redefined the relationship between our private lives and the public sphere. Every time we personalize a Web site, join a mailing list, or purchase a book or CD online, we open our lives to an ever-widening data network that offers us scant protection from the prying eyes of corporations, governments, insurance companies, or criminals. Has the e-commerce revolution permanently eroded all personal boundaries, or is it still possible to protect one's personal information in an increas
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As Web technology increases our privacy vulnerabilities, many business leaders and experts have proclaimed the death of privacy itself For computer privacy, then, the question becomes, How can you best monitor that hundredth window? Charles Jennings and Lori Fena provide a comprehensive guide to privacy and se
