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Ethics and Information Technology Boris Jukic

Computers and Workplace Helpful automatization of mundane tasks Helpful automatization of mundane tasksvs. Reducing the employee’s required skill set Reducing the employee’s required skill set

Cybercrime Crime, by definition, is unethical Crime, by definition, is unethical Are there any specific “cyber” issues? Are there any specific “cyber” issues? Cybervandalism: is it qualitatively different from physical vandalism? Cybervandalism: is it qualitatively different from physical vandalism? Inside Job: a large proportion of computer related criminal acts is committed by “insiders” Inside Job: a large proportion of computer related criminal acts is committed by “insiders”

Privacy and Anonymity Is it more valued in cyberspace? Is it more valued in cyberspace? Is it ethical to “google” individuals without their consent? Is it ethical to “google” individuals without their consent?

Intellectual Property Victimless Crime? Victimless Crime? Different IP aspects of software: Different IP aspects of software: What software does What software does How does it do it How does it do it

Professional Responsibility and Trust What is good for an IT professional What is good for an IT professionalvs. What is good for his/her organization What is good for his/her organizationvs. What is good for his/her clients What is good for his/her clients

Globalization IT is the primary driver of many current globalization trends IT is the primary driver of many current globalization trends Is it ethical to utilize IT to look for lowest cost employees? Is it ethical to utilize IT to look for lowest cost employees? Information gap: myth or reality? Information gap: myth or reality?

“Big sister is watching you” Discussion What ethical problems does this approach solve What ethical problems does this approach solve What problems does this approach not solve What problems does this approach not solve Does this approach create any new problems? Does this approach create any new problems?

Ten Commandments Of Computer Ethics Discussion Discussion