Securing Online Transactions: Crime Prevention is the Key

Ena, Michael

Journal: Fordham Urban Law Journal

Volume: 35

First Page: 147

Year: 2008

Bluebook Citation: 35 FORDHAM URB. L.J. 147 (2008)

Author: Michael Ena: all 3 publications


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Abstract

This Comment illustrates how government regulation, criminal justice, private legal actions, and market forces contribute to the security of online transactions. Further, it argues that government regulation aimed at the prevention of cybercrime should be the primary focus of the efforts to improve online security. Ultimately, the Comment argues that as more businesses more online, securing online transactions becomes more critical to protect against fraud, to cut off source of illegal income for organized crime and terrorists, and to ensure the future growth of the national economy.

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