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Management Information Systems: Solving Business Problems with Information Technology, 3/e
Gerald V. Post, University of the Pacific
David L. Anderson, DePaul U/McGowan Center
Security, Privacy, and Anonymity

Chapter 4 Objectives


I.

What are the security threats to information systems?

II.

What controls exist to protect the systems?

III.

How do computers identify users?

IV.

What alternative security measures need to be taken?

V.

What is encryption and how does it solve several problems?

VI.

What specific security problems does the Internet create?

VII.

Can there be privacy with computers and the Internet?

VIII.

What are the advantages and problems with anonymity?




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