Your company, ImSecure Inc., is a security investigation firm. You have been contacted by Darling Company, a producer of cardstock for greeting card companies like Hallmike and Birthday Wishes Company. Darling currently requires orders to be placed several weeks in advance of the delivery date. Orders come in through traditional channels (account reps, paper forms, etc.). Hallmike, Darling's largest client, now requires Darling to use e-commerce for order transmission and payment. Because of this new change, Darling is considering moving all of its clients to EDI for orders and payments. You advise Darling that moving to EDI for orders and payments would provide new opportunities for internal and external perpetrators to defraud the company. Which of these would provide opportunities for internal perpetrators of e-commerce fraud

The e-business exchanges present increased extortion chances in different manners. Fakes are submitted when there is exceptionally high weight of income of huge sums during on the web exchanges or during electronic exchange of assets.   There is likewise tremendous danger of information robbery when there is any unapproved access to a person's or an association's information through assaults like sniffing, satirizing or phishing. Culprits or programmers can expel, take and reproduce or imitate approved clients' accreditation, character and abuse these to submit extortion.   Frail or incorrect security framework or convention in an e-business exchange draws in fraudsters to perpetrate wrongdoing. Online business extortion happens when such exchange occurs between a purchaser and a merchant where no one knows about or knows one another.   At the point when the data framework is unpredictable enough to forestall establishment of assurance measures, makes open door for misrepresentation. Another open door for hazard lies when best in class, imaginative innovation is utilized for simple and quick information or money value-based reason yet the security convention is falling behind.