Chapter 1 Ethical Hacking Overview Describe the role of an ethical hacker Describe what you can do legally as an ethical hacker Describe what you cannot do as an ethical hacker Hands-On Ethical Hacking and Network Defense 2 Ethical hackers Employed by companies to perform penetration tests Penetration test Legal attempt to break into a company’s network to find its weakest link Tester only reports findings, does not solve problems Security
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this tort. In addition, failing to administer proper care to patients directly impacts the patient-physician relationship, which by law can be a breach of contract. Physicians have an implied service agreement that is exercised as soon as they accept to render patients their services. This relationship can also be considered a breach of contract if a healthcare facility fails to give adequate services. The patient-physician relationship appeared to be tarnished in this case due to poor service that
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However, the following figure shows a more elaborate view of the exchange between two parties. Although on paper it states that there are only four criteria for an exchange in contract law to be ethical, there may be other externalities and parties that come into play. In the case of IBM and Nazi Germany, since there were negative externalities due to the horrendous acts of Nazi Germany, their actions would affect the Jews and many others in Europe, therefore the externality would be Actors C or
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movie Henry's Daughters, the actions of several characters break the code of ethics as defined by the Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE). As Henry's daughters Julie and Laura compete against one another for the SANSHANDS contract sponsored by the Department of Transportation, both sides commit ethical violations. Also, the father Henry, who is a powerful lobbyist with many connections in the industry, makes serious ethical violations himself. As a result of his decisions, he faces
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Analyzing Ethical Issues in Marketing Kari Bertrand MKT/554 November 11, 2013 Sandra Payne Analyzing Ethical Issues in Marketing There are three areas of ethical concerns for marketing flavored cigarettes. The first concern is the marketing to younger consumers or minors, that are not legally able to purchase tobacco products, (Layton, 2010). The second is the ban on favored cigarettes other than menthol, but there is no ban in regard to flavored cigars or blunts. The third and final concern
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Management, CEO, Board and Stockholders. I believe the Stakeholder theory is less ethical than the stockholder theory in terms of Libertarianism and Egoism. Libertarianism view points are that there is no direct harm, not infringing on rights, not breaking the laws, government protection only, free market and charity. The Egoism viewpoint is to maximize long-term self-interest. The Stakeholder Theory is less ethical from the Libertarianism viewpoint, because there are some major concerns that don’t
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9.16 “Boeing and the Recruiting of the Government Agent”. The Facts Ms. Druyun was privately employed while still under contract with the Air Force. This employment was held in a ‘meeting that didn’t take place’ between Ms. Druyun and Mr. Sears. Mr. Sears then broke his silence about this non-meeting via email to his colleagues and the chairman’s office. Another ethical issue is that an employee of Boeing purchased Ms. Druyun’ s home which made it much easier for her to make the move from the
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Ultimately, businesses exist to make a profit for their owners and shareholders. In most cases, ethical behaviour adds expenses to the business, reducing profits. Profits are a good thing – they ensure that people have jobs. The smaller the profits, the fewer income tax dollars are paid, which would hurt government programs. • The government takes care of ensuring that businesses do things in an ethical way. No other forms of business ethics are required. Hi everyone, according to my point of
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foundation for ethical decision making, but it doesn’t provide guidance (Theory) 2. Normative Ethics: It develops general theories, rules, principles for moral conduct and designed to bring moral order out of chaos. (Practical) 3. Applied Ethics: It designed to guide us through moral thicket by confronting issues within a real-world environment. There is no right or wrong answer but there should always be “well reasoned” ones. (Reconciliation between theory & practice) Why Be Ethical? People have
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Week 2 Simulation Paper After completing the Addressing International Legal and Ethical Issues simulation on the student website I have come to some conclusions on the questions presented in the syllabus. We will discuss the issues involved in resolving legal disputes in international transactions. What are some practical considerations of taking legal action against a foreign business partner based in another country. What factors could work against CadMex’s decision to grant sublicensing agreements
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