Any form of professional software is the responsibility of a professional software developer. It is illegal to use the code of another without properly crediting the original author. Consequently, what sorts of violations will occur? What safeguards are in place to secure this software developer's intellectual property rights?

Users may suffer greatly if a piece of software malfunctions. Is it ethical for companies to provide software that they are aware of flaws that might cause it to fail? Should they be held liable for the financial losses their consumers incur if their scheme fails? As with other consumer goods, should software providers be required to provide warranties?

What is the most significant distinction between holding the copyright to a piece of software and being in possession of a licence that grants you permission to use it?

What exactly is the difference between software licensing and copyright?

What is the general reason for a software licensing A) to protect the intellectual property of the creator B) to protect the privacy of the users C) to protect the user’s computer from malware D) to collect data about the user with permission

Defend the need of software system controls by providing examples.

What role does software security play in the software stack and development process?

What is the primary difference between having a license to use software and holding the copyright to it?

What are the ethical responsibilities of a computer scientist when discovering vulnerabilities in a software?

A software developer develops any professional application. The original creator is not appropriately credited if someone steals his code and uses it for their own purposes. What sorts of violations will then occur? Will the software developer's intellectual property be protected?