Subject: Professional Ethics and Values Education Question: It is a common pratice for managers to hold people accountable to meet "stretch" goals, quotas, and budgets. How can this be done in a way that does not encourage unethical behavior on the part of employees?

What causes someone to be accountable for their deeds?

- A policy conundrum Your organization has the following statements regarding phishing/social engineering in the employee manual: All employees are required to complete annual security awareness training as provided by the Information Security team. Employees must successfully complete the training and achieve an established minimum score on any quizzes associated with the training. The organization will conduct routine evaluations of the effectiveness security awareness training through simulated phishing tests. Employees that incorrectly identify simulated phishing emails must complete additional security awareness training and their manager will be notified. If an employee incorrectly identifies 3 or more simulated phishing emails, additional action may be taken by the employee’s manager, up to and including termination. Employees are required to report any suspicious emails to the organization’s Information Security team using the Suspicious Mail button located in the…

Computer Science When preparing for an investigation, what is the most important factor in determining the level of skill and resources required to investigate a potential crime? Explain each of the possible options for planning the investigation.

More and more businesses will adopt practices that encourage employees to use ethical reasoning while on the job.

What measures of self-defense should you take when confronted with the possibility of harm coming your way?

It can be difficult to comprehend the necessity of protecting one's personal information while maintaining one's privacy.

Assignment Content Imagine you have been hired to conduct a social engineering penetration test by a flooring sales and installation company with showrooms, warehouses, and offices throughout the state. Recently, several employees, including the company’s president, fell prey to a phishing scam. The company’s leadership realized they needed to better understand social engineering to better protect the company, the employees, and their customers. The first step is to present a general overview of social engineering and how social engineering threats function in preparation for the social engineering penetration test to the leadership team.   Create a 10- to 12-slide media-rich presentation with speaker notes providing your client with details on how the social engineering penetration test will be conducted. Include the following information:   Explain the concept of social engineering and how it can threaten the security of an organization.   Describe human-, computer-, and…

"Accountability" - As we've started discussing IT security breaches are continually in the news.  Several of these events have led to Personally Identifiable Information (PII) being leaked such as social security numbers, credit card information or simply embarrassing personal details.  In many of these cases company Executives have been fired or forced to resign.  Do you think that these dismissals have or have not been warranted?  Please explain your reasoning Please: Don't use Chatgpt

Computer Science After you have concluded the readings and lectures this week, think about what the laws do not cover in terms of cybercrime. Where are the gaps? Assume you are the lead staffer for a congressman, what would you recommend for future legislation (realistically – given current available technologies and limitations)? How would you approach a non-technically savvy person and convince them to support your legislation?