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2021, vol. 18, br. 4, str. 269-288
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Sajber bezbednost - izgradnja digitalnog poverenja
Cyber security: Building digital trust
Projekat: Ovaj rad je rezultat projekta Pravnog fakulteta FPPNT - Pravo i nove tehnologije Rad je rezultat projekta FPBPS - Budućnost poslovanja u Srbiji. Projekat je pokrenut sporazumom Pravnog fakulteta Megatrend univerziteta sa Unijom poslodavaca Srbije
Sažetak
Iako su informaciono-komunikacione tehnologije omogućile mnogo lakšu komunikaciju, zabavu i poslovanje ljudima, takođe su omogućile i sajber kriminalcima da vrše svoje ilegalne aktivnosti u digitalnom okruženju. Zloupotrebom podataka, ali i aktivnostima koji mogu naneti emocionalnu i fizičku štetu korisnicima interneta, sajber kriminalci doprineli su eroziji poverenja potrošača koji su svoje potrebe i želje zadovoljavali digitalnom kupovinom. U vremenima svetske pandemije, kada je veliki broj potrošača bio primoran da koristi usluge kupovine u onlajn okruženju, ovakvo nepoverenje nanelo je velike štete kompanijama. Strategije ponovne izgradnje poverenja i revitalizovanja lojalnosti potrošača, nameću se kao imperativ mnogim organizacijama, ukoliko žele da opstanu na tržištu. Naravno potrebna je i zakonodavna podrška, kako bi se obezbedila sajber bezbednost, koja sve više poprima globalne dimenzije u svom obimu, predstavljajući imperative u odbrani od sajber pretnji i samim državama, ugrožavajući njihovu ekonomsku i političku stabilnost.
Abstract
Although information and communication technologies have made communication, entertainment and business easier for people, they have also enabled cybercriminals to carry out their illegal activities in the digital environment. By misusing data, but also by activities that can cause emotional and physical damage to Internet users, cybercriminals have contributed to the erosion of the trust of consumers who have satisfied their needs and desires with digital shopping. In times of global pandemic, when a large number of consumers were forced to use online shopping services, this distrust caused great damage to companies. Strategies to rebuild trust and revitalize consumer loyalty are imperative for many organizations if they want to survive in the marketplace. Of course, legislative support is also needed to ensure cyber security, which is increasingly taking on global dimensions in its scope, presenting imperatives in defense against cyber threats to states themselves, threatening their economic and political stability.
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