Security and ethical issues - Arber Hoxhallari
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This document discusses several security and ethical issues in information technology. It covers ethical responsibility in business and technology use, defines computer crimes such as unauthorized access and hacking. It also discusses privacy issues around accessing private data and monitoring individuals. Health issues from heavy computer use like eye strain and radiation are mentioned. Other challenges discussed include monitoring of employees, working conditions, and threats to individuality. The document concludes by outlining some security management tools to address these issues like encryption, firewalls, virus protection, and disaster recovery plans.
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This document provides an introduction to professional ethics and computer ethics. It defines ethics as moral principles distinguishing right from wrong. Professional ethics concern conduct when carrying out work, guided by codes of ethics. Computer ethics apply ethical principles to technology use. The document outlines the importance of ethics, issues in various fields like privacy and intellectual property, and gives examples of ethical scenarios involving software use and development. It also provides a brief history of the development of computer ethics as a field of study.
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This document discusses ethics and computer ethics. Ethics is defined as applying values to human behavior to guide conduct. Computer ethics examines ethical issues related to technology, such as privacy, property, access, and accuracy of information. Some common computer ethics issues involve hacking, software piracy, and ensuring privacy, accessibility, and accuracy of data. The document also outlines the "Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics" and discusses threats to information systems like computer viruses, software piracy, and hacking.
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- 2. Overview • Ethical responsibility • Computer crime • Privacy issues • Health issues • Other issues
- 3. Ethical responsibility • Business ethics - is concerned with the numerous ethical questions that managers must confront as part of their daily business decision-making. • Technology ethics - This ethical dimension deals specifically with the ethics of the use of technology. • Ethical Guidelines - Acting with integrity, Increasing your professional competence, Setting high standards of personal performance, Accepting responsibility for your work, Advancing the health, privacy, and general welfare of the public.
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