1. Privacy, Security, and Ethics
Soren Caudill & Allie Clark

2. What is Privacy, Security, and Ethics?
General Idea:
Protects computer systems from theft or damage
Protects software or electronic data
Teaches you the appropriate way to act online

3. Computer Privacy Privacy and security level of personal data
Protects sensitive and private data
Credit card numbers
SSID
Passwords
Concerns the collection and use of data about individuals
Three main privacy issues:
Accuracy
Property
Access

4. How to Protect your Computer Privacy
Use preventative software applications
Anti-virus (prevents virus)
Anti-malware (prevents malware)
Firewalls (blocks unauthorized access)
Avoid using unreliable websites
Use very strong passwords including:
Numerals
Letters
Special characters
Never repeat the same password

5. Computer Security Protects your personal data Hardware Software
Protects computer from unofficial use
Prevents damage
Hacking
Sabotage

6. Computer Security Awareness Part 1
Trojan Horses- program that appear harmless but contain malicious programs that could possibly carry viruses
Zombies- infected computers used for hostile reasons
Scams- tricks computer users into spending money and time on unrealistic deals/programs
Identity theft- using someone else's personal information/identity as your own
Worms- programs that replicate themselves over and over

7. Computer Security Awareness Part 2
Ransomware- a software that threatens to publish the victims data unless a ransom is paid
Cookies- store and track information
Cyber heist- when a large amount of information is stolen in a short period of time
Phishing- sending s as companies to get personal information such as passwords and credit card numbers
Crackers- someone who creates malicious software

8. Computer Ethics Moral conduct
Element that controls how computers are utilized today
How to respectively act on your computer
Guidelines for the appropriate use of computer
Plagiarism
Do not use other peoples work without proper permission
Quote their work

9. Being Ethical on Computers
How to be ethical on the computer:
Not plagiarizing
Keeping information private (yours and other computer users)
Respect the privacy of others

10. Questions?

11. Cites
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