Review each scenario carefully and respond to each question as either (very ethical, ethical, neither ethical nor unethical, unethical, very unethical) and justify your choice. 3. A student found a loophole in the university computer’s security system that allowed him access to other students’ records. He told the system administrator about the loophole, but continued to access others’ records until the problem was corrected two weeks later. a. The student’s action in searching for the loophole was: b. The student’s action in continuing to access others’ records for two weeks was: c. The system administrator’s failure to correct the problem sooner was

Review each scenario carefully and respond to each question as either (very ethical, ethical, neither ethical nor unethical, unethical, very unethical) and justify your choice. 3. A student found a loophole in the university computer’s security system that allowed him access to other students’ records. He told the system administrator about the loophole, but continued to access others’ records until the problem was corrected two weeks later. a. The student’s action in searching for the loophole was: b. The student’s action in continuing to access others’ records for two weeks was: c. The system administrator’s failure to correct the problem sooner was

Management Of Information Security

6th Edition

ISBN:9781337405713

Author:WHITMAN, Michael.

Publisher:WHITMAN, Michael.

Chapter10: Planning For Contingencies

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