E-Commerce Security

In setting up an e-commerce project, putting up security measures is a must as a site compromised can result to reduction of trust on having the capability to protect user data and all transactions done on the site. E-Commerce site owners must know how to secure their e-commerce business. Prevent breaches, mitigate hacking attacks, and handle disclosure reporting especially when working with government and law enforcement authorities (Anti-Cybercrime Office) becomes necessary. Moreso when the Data Privacy Commission gets set-up.

Entrepreneurs, supply chain, sales, marketing, retail, operations, and finance professionals are invited to take part in this exclusive boot camp that aims to tackle the various e-commerce security standards, measures, approaches, budget, and how to work with law enforcement authorities.

This learning program will be conducted in partnership with AIE College and Asian Institute of E-Commerce. This is also the module 5 lecture equivalent for those taking the Certified E-Commerce Specialist, Entrepreneur, Professional Program.

The program will be conducted at the following locations:

• MAKATI – May 16, 2015 at Best Western Plus Antel Hotel, Makati Avenue, Makati City from 9 AM to 5 PM. (with option to attend the corresponding weekly webinar sessions and access to the e-learning system from May 20, 2015 to June 17, 2015)
• ONLINE – May 20, 2015 to June 17, 2015 (every Wednesday from 8:30 PM – 10:00 PM)
• CEBU – May 23, 2015 (Saturday) at Third Team Media, 5th floor IMEZ Building, 502 Pueblo Verde, MEZII, Basak, Lapu-Lapu City from 9 AM to 5 PM. (with option to attend the corresponding weekly webinar sessions and access to the e-learning system from May 20, 2015 to June 17, 2015)

Target audience:

• Aspiring and current entrepreneurs, supply chain, sales, marketing, retail, operations, finance, and IT professionals wanting to learn the various e-commerce security approaches done by established players.
• Entrepreneurs, supply chain, sales, marketing, retail, operations, finance, and IT professionals who would like to identify e-commerce security approaches to be taken and set aside the budget necessary for it.
• Entrepreneurs, supply chain, sales, marketing, retail, operations, finance, and IT professionals concerned on establishing a e-commerce security processes and policies in place.
  
• Entrepreneurs, supply chain, sales, marketing, retail, operations, finance, and IT professionals involved in the creation of a e-commerce project plan that includes the risk management, e-commerce security considerations, and budget.

Agenda:

This 1-day session and one-month e-learning class covers the following:

1. E-Commerce Security Case Studies

• E-Commerce Security 101
• E-Commerce Security case studies
• Insights gained

2. E-Commerce Security Standards

• Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards
• Payment Application Data Security Standards
• Mastercard Site Data Protection
• Visa Cardholder Information Security Program
• Verified by Visa
• Mastercard SecureCode
• NetSafe
• Statement of Auditing Standards No. 70 Service Organizations
• ISO 27001 – Information Security Management

3. Hacking and online attacks

• Ethical hacking checklist
• Business continuity
• Threat management
• Cryptography

4. Forensics and working with authorities

• Documenting fraud and hack attempts or committed
• Preservation of evidence
• Reporting to law enforcement
• Providing witness & testimony for cybercrime cases

REGISTRATION and FEEs

1. To join this training, please fill up the form below.
2. The fee for this training is P3,000 (meals are not included).
3. An official receipt from Asian Institute of E-Commerce / AIE College will be issued to all participants recognizing payment received.
4. DigitalFilipino Club Members (updated in their membership payment) shall be entitled to a 20% discount.

For inquiries about this boot camp, contact Janette Toral at 0917-4490011 or send her a Facebook private message.