Privacy and Civil Liberties Outline Rewrite

Cybersecurity discussion  In 2013, Edward Snowden was hired by the NSA after previous employment with the CIA as a systems administrator. In early June of 2013 he revealed thousands of classified NSA documents to journalists Glenn Greenwald, Laura Poitras, Barton Gellman, and Ewen MacAskill about government surveillance programs. By June 21, 2013, the United States Department of Justice unsealed charges against Edward Snowden of two counts of violating the Espionage Act of 1917 and theft of government property, which identified the leak of state secrets as an act of treason. Snowden has become a subject of controversy, both ethically and legally being seen as a traitor, a hero, a whistleblower, a dissident, and patriot. Data Security and Privacy in the Age of Surveillance (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden: Patriot or Traitor? (Links to an external site.) Edward Snowden is Both A Patriot and A Traitor (Links to an external site.) Using the above short video and articles…

How can people protect against tort law limitations?

Legislation imposes limitations on safeguarding confidential information, whereas ethical principles offer direction on how to accomplish this task in a morally appropriate fashion. Privacy What are your opinions or perspectives on the matter at hand?

Legislation imposes limitations on safeguarding confidential information, whereas ethical principles offer direction on how to achieve this objective in a morally appropriate fashion. Privacy What are your opinions or perspectives on the matter at hand?

"The impact of hacking on life" - For the last several years cyber-attacks/hacking are in the news on a seemingly continuous basis.  Some of the most recent/largest hacking events include the Solarwinds hack that was the conduit for the major breach of many US Federal agencies and the disturbing Equifax hack from 2017.   Have these events and the subsequent reporting caused you to change any habits/behaviors?  Please provide your thoughts on this along with why you have or have not made any changes as a result of these events. Hint: Please don't use chat gpt

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True or false: The necessity to limit access to data is privacy, and what we really do to safeguard privacy is security.

Computer fraud: its many forms and their consequences What kinds of preventative measures are there?

What purpose do information privacy policies serve?

Debate against the following statement: "It is unethical to share photographs or recordings of another person without their permission." You are expected to disagree with this statement.

How does the Fourth Amendment apply to computer crimes?