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Web-based enterprise systems are based on collaborating environments that integrate business operations, partners, suppliers and employees. Enterprises are increasingly faced with the climate change challenge and with having to take measures to adapt (Pappis, 2011). With the growing security threats escalating each year achieving the balance of usability and security is getting more difficult for ERP software vendors (htpp://www.articlesbase.com/software-articles/erp-software-and-data-security).
Enterprise system features that focus on data security are gateways that focus on managing and analyzing a user profile from the sign up, data modification and end phases. The wide diffusion and usage of social networking Web sites in the last years have made publicly available a huge amount of possible sensitive information, which can be used by third-parties with purposes different from the ones of the owners of such information (Carminati, 2008). All data that has to be managed is contained within one back end application system and its database (Bussler, 2011).With respect to user experience these enterprise system security features ensure that within the enterprise system, authorized users have access to the information they need when they need it. Companies big and small are all faced with the issues of data security threats. The problem is so huge that the data security business and the resources required from businesses to address their data security issues are a significant cost burden (Brehm, 2007). Security is critical for ERP systems, as they are used in numerous industries including defense, intelligence, medical, and financial. First, we need to develop a security policy and a model for ERP systems. Many of the current systems focus on confidentiality aspects of security (WeiShe, 2007).