'internet risk' is correct and can be used in written English, particularly when referring to the dangers a person may face while using the internet.
For example: "Being aware of the possible internet risks can help you protect yourself online."
"My guess is Sony and Time Warner don't want 'Internet return, Internet risk.' They want Columbia House's good old cash".
Regarding criterion validity, the CYVIC scores correlate positively with Internet Risk Behaviors and Offline School Victimization, and negatively with Self-esteem, three variables that previous empirical evidence indicates correlate with cybervictimization.
For this purpose, the CYVIC was applied to 3159 young people, aged 12 to 18, along with three scales to measure Internet Risk Behaviors, Offline School Victimization, and Self-esteem.
However, in some countries, particularly developed countries where consumers have access to risk information through the internet, risk perceptions towards PCPs might be changing.
Moves towards data localisation, or the Balkanisation of the internet, risk stifling the competition, innovation and trade which produce better services for consumers, and can weaken data security," it writes.
It's then up to the merchants to take steps to protect themselves either by asking for additional information from the consumer or by refusing the sale, says Allen Jost, eHNC's vice president for Internet risk management.
The Level 3 researchers, working with Flashpoint, an internet risk-management firm, found that as many as one million devices, mainly security cameras and video recorders, had been harnessed for so-called botnet attacks.
The bad news is that the internet risks becoming suffocated in their embrace.
To this extent the internet risks becoming another arena of litigation, and crisis PR firms might be part of a broader strategy employed in, say, a libel trial.
The UK government's legal justification for mass surveillance of the internet risks undermining public confidence in the intelligence services, a former Conservative security minister has warned.
Delegates to a United Nations summit meeting on poverty and development expressed concern this week that the growing power of the Internet risks widening the divide between the world's haves and have-nots.
