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V magistrski nalogi smo želeli predstaviti problematiko varovanja/zaščite podatkov pri e-poslovanju v zasebnih in javnih organizacijah, ter opisati metode in mehanizme za zaščito podatkov, ki jih organizacije pri tem uporabljajo. Zanimala nas je tudi pravna ureditev e-poslovanja v Republiki Sloveniji in ali le-to organizacije izvajajo v praksi. Osnovni namen magistrskega dela je bil dokazati, da organizacije e-poslujejo, ter da za svoje poslovanje z elektronskimi podatki uporabljajo kakršno koli zaščito in varovanje. Osnovni cilj magistrske naloge je bil preko vodenih intervjujev pridobiti podatke, ki dejansko kažejo stanje varovanja/zaščite podatkov pri e-poslovanju v organizacijah. Pri raziskavi smo se omejili na štiri izbrane organizacije, s katerimi smo opravil voden intervju, pridobljene podatke smo nato analizirali. Ugotavljali smo ali organizacije e-poslujejo, kako varujejo podatke ter ali imajo urejen sistem nadzora nad spreminjanjem, brisanjem in posredovanjem podatkov drugim pravnim osebam. Ob tem nas je zanimalo tudi ali organizacije poznajo pravno ureditev v RS glede e-poslovanja in ali uporabljajo načela zakona, ki ureja e-poslovanje v RS. This master's degree thesis introduces the problem of security/protection of data in e-commerce in private and public organizations and describes the methods and mechanisms for data protection that organisations use. We were also interested in the legislative regulation of e-commerce in the Republic of Slovenia and if it is used in practice by these organisations. The main objective of the master's degree thesis was to prove that organisations are active in e-commerce and also in the usage of any forms of protection and security when dealing with electronic data. The main goal of this thesis was to collect information that de facto demonstrates the state of data security/protection in e-commerce with the use of the method of guided interviews. For the purpose of the research we selected four organisations where we executed guided interviews the data acquired was analysed afterwards. We were assessing the organisations' active use of e-commerce and its security, i.e. if the surveillance system of changing, erasing and transmitting data to other legal persons is settled. In addition, the subject of our interest was whether the organisations are aware of the state’s legislative regulation of e-commerce and if they use the judicial principles, which regulate e-commerce in the Republic of Slovenia. |
