Privacy, security, and ethics (NHẬP môn điện TOÁN SLIDE)

Chapter 10: Privacy, Security, and Ethics Chapter 10: Privacy, Security, and Ethics... • Information systems consist of people, procedures, software, hardware and data.. • This chapter

Chapter 10: Privacy, Security, and Ethics Chapter 10: Privacy, Security, and Ethics

• Information systems consist of

people, procedures, software,

hardware and data.

• This chapter focuses on people.

• Effective implementation of

computer technology involves

maximizing its positive effects

while minimizing its negative

effects.

• Privacy – What are the threats

to personal privacy and how can

we protect ourselves?

• Security – How can access to

sensitive information be

controlled and how can we

secure hardware and software?

• Ethics – How do the actions of

individual users and companies

affect society?

collection and use of data

about individuals

– Accuracy – Property – Access

has over 2,000 databases

lists of the calls we make

• Your personal information is a

marketable commodity, which

raises many issues:

– Collecting public, but personally

identifying information (e.g., Google’s Street View)

– Spreading information without personal

consent, leading to identity theft

– Spreading inaccurate information

• Mistaken identity

• Freedom of Information Act

computer files using snoopware

– A proposed law could prohibit this type of

– People are not concerned about

privacy when surfing the Internet or when sending e-mail

• History file in Web browsers

• Traditional cookies from

– Designed to detect and remove

cookies, web bugs, and monitoring software, such as key loggers

The National Assemble approved a

law that will protect people from the

illegal use of their private information

- 11 Sep 2012 in the.

E-mail users will be protected

tolerate unwanted calls at inconvenient times

The gathering, publication and

selling of computer numbers will be a

crime with a maximum of 10 years

jail sentence.

• Threats to computer security

include criminals, computer

crimes, and other hazards

• Computer criminals:

– Employees – Outside users – Hackers and crackers – Organized crime

– Terrorists

• Civil strife and terrorism

• Technological failures

• Human errors

– Gives content creators the right to

control the use and distribution of their work

Chapter 11: Your Future

Chapter 11: Your Future

Relationships

• Stay Current – journals, conferences

• Maintain Your Computer Competency

– books, journals, trade associations

• Develop Professional Contacts

• Develop Specialties

• Be alert for Organizational Change

• Look for Innovative Opportunities