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Chapter 15: Managing IT: Security and Ethical Challenges
I. Security and Control Issues in Information Systems
2. What Controls Are Needed [Figure 15.3] B. Information System Controls [Figure 15.4]
2. Processing Controls 3. Output Controls 4. Storage Controls C. Facility Controls
2. Physical Protection Controls 3. Biometric Controls 4. Computer Failure Controls D. Procedural Controls
2. Authorization Requirements 3. Disaster Recovery 4. Controls for End User Computing E. Auditing Information Systems II. Ethical and Societal Challenges of Information Technology
2. Business Ethics B. Ethical and Societal Dimensions of IT [Figure 15.18]
2. IT and Employment 3. IT and Individuality 4. IT and Working Conditions C. Privacy Issues
2. Corporate E-Mail Privacy 3. Computer Matching 4. Privacy Laws 5. Computer Libel and Censorship D. Computer Crime
2. Examples of Computer Crime E. Health Issues
F. Societal Solutions G. You and Ethical Responsibility |
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