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Cyber Crime

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ISBN-10: 0737742011

ISBN-13: 9780737742015

Edition: 2009

Authors: Louise I. Gerdes

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List price: $29.45
Copyright year: 2009
Publisher: Cengage Gale
Publication date: 11/7/2008
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 213
Size: 6.25" wide x 9.25" long x 0.50" tall
Weight: 0.638
Language: English

Why Consider Opposing Viewpoints?
Introduction
Is Cyber Crime a Serious Problem?
Chapter Preface
Identity Theft Is a Serious Problem
Identity Theft Is a Declining Problem
Cyber-Terrorism Poses a Serious Threat to Global Security
The Problem of Cyberterrorism Is Exaggerated
Internet Piracy Threatens the Entertainment Industry
The Problem of Internet Piracy Is Overstated
Online Predators Are a Serious Threat
The Media Stereotype of Online Predators Is Inaccurate
Periodical Bibliography
What Factors Contribute to Cyber Crime?
Chapter Preface
Organizational Mismanagement, Not Hackers, Explain Most Data Breaches
Vigilantism Motivates Some to Violate Cyber Laws
Peer-to-Peer File-Sharing Is a Form of Rebellion Against Corporate Tyranny
The Internet Helps Promote Terrorism
Stalkers Use the Internet to Pursue Their Victims
Periodical Bibliography
How Can Companies and Consumers Reduce the Impact of Cyber Crime?
Chapter Preface
Consumers Should Be Allowed to Freeze Their Credit History
Consumers Should Not Be Allowed to Freeze Their Credit History
Software Manufacturers Should Be Liable for Internet Security Breaches
Software Companies Should Not Be Liable for Internet Security Breaches
Colleges Should Play a Greater Role in Combating Internet Piracy
Combating Internet Piracy Is Not an Appropriate Role for Colleges
Periodical Bibliography
What Laws Will Best Prevent Cyber Crime?
Chapter Preface
A Federal Data Breach Notification Standard Is Necessary
Weak Federal Disclosure Laws Will Not Protect Consumers
The Cybercrime Treaty Will Improve the Global Fight Against Internet Crime
The Cybercrime Treaty Threatens Civil Liberties
A Crackdown on Student Internet Copyright Infringers Is Necessary
A Crackdown on Student File-Sharing Is an Ineffective Strategy
A Federal Cyber-Stalking Law Will Protect Victims
The Federal Cyber-Stalking Law Violates Free Speech
Periodical Bibliography
For Further Discussion
Organizations to Contact
Bibliography of Books
Index