B2B and Beyond: New Business Models Built on Trust
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HARRY B. DeMAIO, CISSP, is a Director in Deloitte & Touche's Enterprise Risk Services Practice and former president of Deloitte & Touche Security Services LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Deloitte & Touche. Before joining Deloitte & Touche, he was corporate director of data security programs for IBM. He is a frequent guest speaker at conferences (AICPA, IIA, ISACA), former adjunct professor of information systems at Pace University, former chairman of the Miami University Business Advisory Council, and a former member of the Transborder Data Flow Policy Committee for the U.S. State Department. He is the author of Information Protection and Other Unnatural Acts: Every Manager's Guide to Keeping Vital Computer Data Safe and Sound.

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Acknowledgments.

Preface.

PART I: GETTING COMFORTABLE WITH B2B AND e-TRUST.

1. "Of Course, I Trust You!"

2. Scoping Out the Topic.

3. The e-World: To B2B and Beyond.

4. The Fable (Part 1).

5. The Fable (Part 2) and Wrapping Up Part I.

PART II: A CLOSER VIEW.

6. More on e-Trust.

7. Focusing on Specific e-Trust Objectives.

8. Industry e-Trust Characteristics.

9. e-Trust and ERP.

10. A Little More on the "Sides," Please.

11. Meet the Players: Powerhouses, Participants, ISPs, ASPs, CPs, CSPs, Portals, Hardware and Software Providers.

12. External Forces Affecting e-Trust.

PART III: MAKING e-TRUST HAPPEN.

13. An Overview of Key B2B Technologies.

14. Secure e-Business Architecture and Design.

15. Identity Management.

16. Data Quality and Data Classification.

17. The Changing World of Networked Systems.

18. Encryption, PKI, and Digital Signatures.

19. Process and Technology Standards.

20. Organizing for e-Trust.

21. e-Business Assurance.

22. On with the Game.

Glossary.

Index.

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"After all, it deals with complex new business models and Internet communications. But the author helps this strong medicine go down by serving up a few spoonfuls of sugar in the form of clever fables, funny one-liners, and this reviewer's personal favorite: a laminated card that contains all of the books acronyms and catch-phrases." (Business Finance, Jan 02)
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