SPG-Unit 2 complete

What is the primary focus of Ethics in Information Security (InfoSec)?

• Maximizing organizational profit

• Protecting sensitive data and ensuring ethical conduct

• Increasing employee productivity

• Reducing IT costs

Which ethical framework focuses on studying what makes actions right or wrong?

• Meta-Ethics

• Applied Ethics

• Normative Ethics

• Descriptive Ethics

The Utilitarian Approach to ethics emphasizes:

• Following legal rules strictly

• Maximizing happiness and minimizing harm

• Respecting individuals' rights regardless of outcomes

• Prioritizing company profits over ethical considerations

In the Rights Approach to ethics, which of the following is NOT a key right?

• Right to privacy

• Right to freedom from harm

• Right to be told the truth

• Right to unlimited internet access

Which ethical approach is based on the idea that ethical actions should align with honesty, courage, and integrity?

• Virtue Approach

• Common Good Approach

• Justice Approach

• Rights Approach

According to the 'Ten Commandments of Computer Ethics,' which of the following is an ethical rule?

• Use computers to harm others if necessary

• Copy proprietary software without payment

• Respect others' privacy and avoid unauthorized access

• Use computer systems without authorization if it benefits society

Which professional organization is known for its 'Code of Ethics' and promotes ethical computing?

• Reserve Bank of India

• Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)

• Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO)

• Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI)

What is the primary role of (ISC)² in InfoSec?

• Offering software development training

• Certifying and enforcing ethical standards for cybersecurity professionals

• Regulating financial transactions globally

• Monitoring social media activity

What does 'Due Care' mean in an organizational context?

• Organizations must ensure employees understand acceptable and unacceptable behavior

• Organizations must maximize profit at any cost

• Employees must take care of their personal data

• A cybersecurity measure that prevents unauthorized access

What is 'Long-Arm Jurisdiction' in legal terms?

• The ability of courts to exercise authority over individuals/organizations in different locations

• A law that only applies to local businesses

• A cybersecurity law that limits digital forensics investigations

• A method used by hackers to exploit security loopholes