1. ETHICS FOR IT WORKERS AND IT USERS 1 Rifat al mamun Roll : 150107 Presented by

2. 2  Topics to be covered: 1. Inappropriate use of computer resources 2. Inappropriate sharing of information 3. Supporting the ethical practices of it users 4. Professional relationships between others professional and it workers 5. Common ethical issues of IT users

3.  Professional?? 3 Profession- 1. Specialized knowledge 2. Long and intensive academic preparation Professional : 1. Require advanced training and experience 2. Carry special rights and responsibilities

4.  Common ethical issues: 4 1. Privacy : Most people have their personal data spread throughout the digital world. 2. Digital ownership : Digital mediums have allowed information to flow more freely than before. Things can be easily copied and pasted online, which makes intellectual property hard to control.

5. 5  Common ethical issues: 3. Data Gathering 4. Security Liability 5. Access Costs

6.  Professional Relationships 6 1. Employers 2. Clients 3. Suppliers 4. Others professionals 5. IT users 6. Society at large

7.  relationships between others and it workers IT workers agree on many aspects of work relationship before workers accept job offer Other aspects of work relationship defined in company’s policy and procedure manual or code of conduct Some aspects develop over time As steward of organization’s IT resources, IT workers must set an example and enforce policies regarding the ethical use of IT in: 7

8.  relationships between others and it workers Trade secrets Business information generally unknown to public Company takes actions to keep confidential Require cost or effort to develop Have some degree of uniqueness or novelty 8

9.  IT workers and client IT worker provides: Hardware, software, or services at a certain cost and within a given time frame Client provides: Compensation Access to key contacts Work space Relationship is usually documented in contractual terms 9

10.  IT workers and client Fraud Crime of obtaining goods, services, or property through deception or trickery Misrepresentation Misstatement or incomplete statement of material fact If misrepresentation causes a party to enter into a contract, that party may have the right to cancel contract or seek reimbursement for damages 10

11.  Any Question 11

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