Cyber Ethics in a Real World

The video discusses the importance of understanding a company's technology acceptable use policy, emphasizing ethical considerations, ownership, privacy, and security. It highlights the need for employees to respect company equipment, understand privacy limitations, and adhere to ethical guidelines. The video also addresses personal use boundaries, security measures, and the importance of cyber ethics, including issues like software piracy.

Why is it important to read and understand your company's technology acceptable use policy?

• It helps you win a prize.

• It is more interesting than a dictionary.

• It contains practical applications for your job.

• It is a requirement for a promotion.

What is a key ethical consideration when using a company-owned computer?

• You can use it for any personal purpose.

• You have full privacy rights.

• You should treat it with respect and care.

• You can install any software you like.

What should you do to resolve ethical boundary issues with personal use of company computers?

• Ignore the company's guidelines.

• Find out the company's policy on personal use.

• Use it for personal tasks frequently.

• Assume occasional use is allowed.

How should you view occasional personal use of company equipment?

• As a right to use it anytime.

• As similar to using a personal device.

• As similar to using other office equipment occasionally.

• As a way to save personal expenses.

What is the most critical security consideration for company computers?

• Allowing access to everyone.

• Keeping them secure both physically and digitally.

• Ensuring they are used for personal tasks.

• Keeping them physically secure only.

Why is software piracy considered unethical?

• It is a way to save money.

• It is widely accepted by everyone.

• It is considered stealing.

• It is a common practice.

What is the bottom line regarding cyber ethics?

• It is only important when someone is watching.

• It allows for flexible interpretation of rules.

• It requires making moral choices and obeying laws.

• It is different from other kinds of ethics.