Information system ethics is a set of concepts that guides the proper use of information. It deals with issues like information accuracy, ownership, privacy, theft, accessibility, and the need for a code of conduct. Specific topics covered include authenticating information, who owns individual data, protecting personal details, stealing identities, rights to access others' data, and unethical online behaviors like plagiarism and cybersquatting.

1. Information System
Ethics
John David A. Santiago
BSHM 2-1D

2. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS
is a set of concepts or principles
that guides us on proper using of
information.

3. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS

4. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS
• Information accuracy
– Deals with authentication and fidelity of
information
• Information property
– Deals with who owns information about
individuals and how information can be sold
and exchanged

5. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS
• Information Privacy
– Protecting one’s personal information
• Identity theft
– Stealing of another’s social security number,
credit card number, or other personal
information

6. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS
• Information accessibility
– Deals with what information a person has the
right to obtain about others and how the
information can be used

7. INFORMATION SYSTEM
ETHICS
• The need for a code of ethical conduct
– Plagiarism
– Cyber squatting: registering a domain name and
then trying to sell the name for big bucks to a
person, company. Domain names are a scarce
resource – one of the few scarce resources in
cyberspace

8. !!Thank
You For
Listening!!
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