Implementing Security Programs Raises Many Ethical Issues

question 298

Multiple Choice

Implementing security programs raises many ethical issues. Which of the following is not an ethical issue associated with network security identified in your textbook?

• A) Equal access and unfair restrictions - Do company attempts to protect network access unfairly prevent certain employees who need access from doing their jobs? What consequences do these employees suffer?
• B) Privacy - sometimes ethical or legal regulations require employers to monitor network users in ways that some people feel violates their privacy.
• C) The doctrine of "respondeat superior" holds employers liable for the misconduct of their employees that occurs within the scope of their employment. However, because employees carry mobile devices that connect 24/7 to the work network, when does that liability begin and end?
• D) Under the doctrine of duty of care, senior managers and directors have a fiduciary obligation to use reasonable care to protect the company's business operations, but what is reasonable care?

Grasp the concept and benefits of using an inverted pyramid style in mobile messaging.

Identify different document and information structuring techniques for mobile devices, including linear organization, inverted pyramid, and the concept of micro rests.

Understand how to effectively use topic sentences, headings, and subheadings in blogging.

Acknowledge the necessity of adapting message content and style due to mobile device screen size limitations.

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Definitions:

Trophic Level

A position in a food chain or ecological pyramid occupied by a group of organisms with similar feeding mode (e.g., primary producers, herbivores, carnivores).

Energy Incorporation

The process of converting energy from one form into another form usable by an organism, often involved in metabolism and bodily functions.

Percentage

A proportion or share in relation to a whole, represented as a fraction of 100.

Removes Carbon

The process of removing carbon typically refers to extracting carbon dioxide (CO2) from the atmosphere or emissions, a critical action for reducing global warming and climate change.