CIW E-Commerce Professional Course #2:
E-Commerce Strategies and Solutions (3ECSS)
E-Commerce Strategy and Solutions is a three-day course that focuses on the practical implementation of an
electronic commerce site. Students will build a functional site through a series of labs that cover the various aspects
of a commercial site. The class will also examine the relationships among cardholders, merchants, issuers, payment
gateways and other parties in electronic transactions.
Topics
Electronic Commerce
Fundamentals
Electronic Commerce Defined
Creating an Electronic Commerce Site
Electronic Commerce Security
Security Myths
Site Security
Server Security
Database Security
Firewall Usage
Cryptography
Cryptography Strength
Symmetric Encryption
Asymmetric Encryption
One-way Encryption
Applied Cryptography
Symmetric Algorithms
Asymmetric Algorithms
One-way Algorithms
Electronic Commerce Protocols
Digital Certificates
X.509v3
Using Certificates
Business-to-Consumer Electronic
Commerce
Digital Money
Advertising Revenue
Secure Electronic Transactions
(SET)
Principal Features
SET Transactions
Payment Initialization
Purchase Order
Authorization Request
Payment Capture
Cardholder Inquiry
SET Implementation
Business-to-Business Electronic
Commerce
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI)
Open Buying on the Internet (OBI)
Internet Open Trading Protocol (OTP)
Extranets
Administration and Integration
Bandwidth Considerations
Server Hardware
I/O Subsystem
Network Subsystem
Memory
CPU
Server Software
Stress Testing
Integration with Business Systems
Electronic Commerce
Resources
Internet Statistics
Server Software
Credit Card Services
Digital Money
Check Services
Usage Analysis
General Security
UNIX Security
Windows NT Security
Target Audience
Job Responsibilities
Network server administrators, firewall
administrators, systems administrators, application
developers, IT security officers and Webmasters.
Design and implement commerce-driven Web
sites; identify customer needs; monitor customer
usage patterns; determine order processes and
service after sales; and consider how e-business
solutions can increase sales.
Prerequisites
Students must have passed the CIW Foundations and CIW Internetworking Professional exams, and have completed
the E-Commerce Concepts and Practices course or have an equivalent e-commerce background and familiarity with
NT and Web server administration.