Unit 1.1: Ethics

The way(s) in which a software or program is used is always how the designer intended.

Time, money, and expertise aren't all that important in cybersecurity.

Plagiarism is similar to theft.

Encryption keeps a computer completely safe from attacks.

It is okay for Henry to log in to his best friend's social media account without permission.

It is okay to use a computer to spread false or misleading information.

Piracy is a victimless crime.

It is important to be conscious of the social consequences of your actions on a computer.

Tensions exist between concerns during the ethical reflection process.

Technology develops independently with no interaction from regional culture.

It is acceptable to use a computer or other device to snoop through another user's files.

Downloading applications gives the organization access to our data.

It is unethical to copy software for which you have not paid.

It is unethical to use someone else's paid accounts rather than purchasing your own subscription.

It is unethical to search for and exploit vulnerabilities with authorization from the targeted organization.

Cybersecurity professionals should adhere to a strict code of ethics.

Organizations are free to use public social media posts as they see fit.

The Creeper was used how Tomlinson intended.