E-Government Services: The Formal, Technical and Informal components of E-Fraud Prevention for Government Agency
Nadianatra Musa, Rosita Mohamed Othman, Dayang Hanani, Abang Ibrahim, Inson Din · 2012
The increasing use of E-Government Services applications has created a lot of opportunities by fraudsters to commit E-Fraud crimes from remote locations. The rise of E- Commerce frauds has significant impact over E-Government services applications. Maintaining community confidence and developing trust to its citizen are seen as the key challenges by government agencies in order to sustain its credibility and competitive advantage. Therefore, E-Fraud and perpetrator platforms employed by fraudsters are explored to review techniques/methods used by them. The security problem including E-Fraud cannot be solved using a linear approach (narrow approach) because E-fraud is a complex and requires concurrent interaction from other components. In this study, E-Fraud prevention for government agency is proposed and classified into three components first, the formal component, second is the technical component and third is informal component.