Conduct online transaction

Assessment 2
TSL – Transport layer security: a set of rules or protocol for secure communication, so sites that use TLS require users to enter a password to log in, and if valid password is entered all subsequent information is sent via an encrypted channel
Password authentication – every user of a site is given a unique user name and password, therefore unauthorised users who attempt to access the site with incorrect passwords will be denied entry, so the first line of defense against breaches of security and privacy
Anti-virus programs – need to be installed on all computers and servers and should be updated regularly to avoid data and to be destroyed or stolen
Secure payments – can be organised by banks or other payment processing organisations and instruct an organisation how to establish the necessary systems to provide end-to-end encryption of customer credit card or bank account information between the customer’s computer, the organisation’s website and the bank or payment processing service
Firewall – designed to ensure that only authorised and legitimate information can come into and go out of computer
Security certificates – are issued by licensed certification authorities and once seen confirm that valid security certificates are in place
Encryption – protects information by changing it into a coded language that appears to be nonsensical and cannot then be read of they are intercepted
Fingerprint recognition devices – automated method of verifying a match between two human fingerprints and stops unauthorised person get into your data
Assessment 3, Assessment 4, Assessment 6, Assessment 8 - Done
Assessment 9 * What records need to be kept/ created * How records of online transactions can be captured * How record-keeping tasks can be incorporated into work practices
Assessment 11 - Done

AT2 1.