2.3.3 - Evaluate the social, ethical and legal issues and..

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What are the social impacts of safe and secure software development?

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It builds user trust, addresses workforce impacts, and the digital divide.

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What ethical responsibilities do developers have in secure software development?

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Developers must protect user data, ensure transparency, and respect intellectual property rights.

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What legal compliance is required in secure software development?

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Compliance with regulations such as the Privacy Act 1988 and the Australian Consumer Law is crucial to avoid penalties and liability for data breaches.

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How does secure software development impact employment in the tech industry?

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It creates demand for professionals with expertise in secure design and cybersecurity, but may also lead to job displacement for roles affected by automation.

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What is the societal responsibility regarding employment changes due to secure software development?

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To provide reskilling and upskilling opportunities to adapt to the changing landscape, promoting workforce inclusivity.

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How does secure software architecture enable digital disruption?

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It transforms how businesses operate and deliver services, enhancing efficiency and innovation.

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What social concerns arise from digital disruption due to secure software?

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Challenges in workforce adaptation, potential widening of the skills gap, and inequalities in job readiness.

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What is the importance of data security in secure software development?

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It enhances trust, mitigates legal risks, and balances innovation with regulatory requirements.

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What are the ethical issues related to copyright in secure software architecture?

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Respecting copyright laws, ensuring proper attribution and licensing, and fostering a culture of respect for intellectual property.

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What legal issues are associated with privacy in secure software architecture?

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Compliance with privacy laws like the Privacy Act 1988, including obtaining informed consent and implementing data minimisation practices.