What does the term ethics mean? - The term ethics means "a set of moral principles" or "the principles
of conduct governing an individual or a group."
What does ethics have to do with information systems and information technologies? - New
technologies give us capabilities that we did not have before, which in turn create environments and
situations that have not been specifically addressed in an ethical context. Those who master new
technologies gain new power while those who cannot or do not master them may lose power.
- help with abuse of power
In your own words, define information systems ethics. - Ethical behavior recommended when dealing
with new technology and the new power technology brings.
Acceptable Use Policy (AUP) - this policy outlines what is allowed and what is not allowed while
someone is using the organization's services.
Intellectual Property: - Intellectual property is defined as "property (as an idea, invention, or process)
that derives from the work of the mind or intellect."[4] This could include creations such as song lyrics, a
computer program, a new type of toaster, or even a sculpture.
Copyright - In the United States a copyright is obtained by the simple act of creating the original work. In
other words, when an author writes down a song, makes a film, or develops a computer program, the
author has the copyright.
Fair use - Fair use is a limitation on copyright law that allows for the use of protected works without
prior authorization in specific cases. For example, if a teacher wanted to discuss a current event in class,
copies of the copyrighted new story could be handed out in class without first getting permission.
Creative Commons - Creative Commons is a nonprofit organization that provides legal tools for artists
and authors. The tools offered make it simple to license artistic or literary work for others to use or
, distribute in a manner consistent with the author's intentions. Creative Commons licenses are indicated
with the symbol.
Patent - Patents are another important form of intellectual property protection. A patent creates
protection for someone who invents a new product or process.
Trademark - A trademark is a word, phrase, logo, shape or sound that identifies a source of goods or
services. For example, the Nike "Swoosh," the Facebook "f", and Apple's apple (with a bite taken out of
it) are all trademarked. The concept behind trademarks is to protect the consumer.
NORA - This process of collecting large quantities of a variety of information and then combining it to
create profiles of individuals is known as Non-Obvious Relationship Awareness, or NORA.
Do Not Track - Do Not Track is a technology and policy proposal that enables users to opt out of tracking
by websites they do not visit, including analytics services, advertising networks, and social platforms
What many people often do not understand is what is ethical is not alway legal.
FALSE - False
Proactivity establishing a set of professional ethics can help you navigate the complex interactions and
relationships encountered in the workplace. - True
A(n) ____________ bias is an issue with artificial intelligence (AI) systems where biases can be created
within AI systems and then become applied as the algorithms evolve. - AI induced
Almost __________ cyber attacks are caused by human error or behavior - 90%
of all cyber attacks are successful - 50%
The only practical application of Blockchain technology is to support crycrocurriences - False
Blockchain provides a simple, secure way to establish trust for virtually any kind of transaction. - True
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