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1. An organization collects data in aggregate format about its employees to improve workflow.

Managers at the organization must ensure that the data collected is for business purposes only.

Which data collection method should the organization implement?

2. A company is bidding on a website project for a prospective client. The company knows that the client is going to weigh the time to deliver the project as one of its primary decision factors. The client has advised all bidders that completion time should be no more than three months with a budget of S50.000.

The company knows that with its current resourcing, it cannot complete the project in less than four months. However, it is confident that it will be able to deliver within four months to a high-quality standard and 20% under the set budget. The company advises the client that it would need four months but would be able to complete the project under budget.

What is this behavior considered?

3. A bank customer recently received a mailer from a third party affiliated with the customer's bank. The customer is concerned because the mailer includes information about the customer's remaining mortgage amount.

What is a rule or provision of the Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (GLBA) that provides a process for the customer to control this type of information?

4. How can organizations differentiate between ethical decision-making and legal decision-making frameworks?

5. A tech worker's computer acts abnormally shortly after the worker starts their shift. The computer is up-to-date on all relevant patches and updates. The installed antivirus software has not identified any malicious code. During the investigation, the worker discovers that an attacker compromised the system, even though the worker did not engage in any behavior that could have introduced a virus or other external malicious software into the computer.

Which method of attack was used to compromise the worker's machine?

6. Which action can IT leaders take to encourage ethical behavior in their organizational culture?

7. Which piece of legislation outlines who may access a person's credit data?

8. What is a Gramm-Leach-BIiley Act (GLBA) financial privacy rule that presents a threat to data privacy?

9. A malicious hacker takes over several computers via the internet and causes them to flood a target site with high volumes of data queries and other small tasks.

Which type of attack is the hacker performing against the target site?

10. Which principle, according to the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development's (OECD) privacy guidelines, states that people have the right to review their data, challenge its correctness, and have incorrect data changed?

11. 1.An insurance company develops an artificial intelligence (Al) system to manage claims automatically. Although this technology benefits most customers, people from neighborhoods associated with a low socioeconomic status find it harder to get their claims approved. The company decides to keep using the system.

Which ethical theory justifies the company to come to this decision?

12. An organization gathers data using various technologies to optimize sales processes for its current and prospective customers. The data consists of demographic, geographic, and behavioral customer changes.

Which data collection method is the organization using?

13. What is the first step in ethical decision-making for an IT professional?

14. A chief financial officer (CFO) at a major telecommunications company decides to replace a high

number of its customer-facing stores with artificial intelligence-enabled telecom booths. The telecom booths will enable current or new subscribers to buy or replace SIM cards or mobile phones on the go. The CFO is concerned about a major reduction in the workforce but believes this move will help grow the company's subscriber base, reduce customer churn, and increase overall company profits.

Which ethical theory does this approach represent?

15. A team of game designers must decide if players whose game characters commit violent and unlawful acts should be rewarded. The team agrees that the acts are simul-ations, and the game will be rated for adult or mature audiences. One designer raises questions about how contributing to this work will reflect upon the team's moral character.

Which ethical theory does this represent?

16. A software development company's executive management team recently met to review its progress on ethical and social responsibility goals. After the review, the team planned a new set of goals for the upcoming year. The team shared the results of this review and the new goats with the employees and the board of directors.

Which process did the team complete?

17. I am A recruiter for a cybersecurity company is screening candidates for an engineering role by researching the candidates' public social media profiles. The recruiter notes content on one candidate's profile that automatically allows the recruiter to dismiss the candidate.

Which type of content allows the recruiter to legally take this action?

18. An incident handler discovers an unauthorized change in the security key vault's database file, which caused a disclosure of confidential information.

Which ethical issue does this incident pose?

19. A new IT employee has questions about how the organization determines resolutions to issues that impact its values and overarching principles.

What should the employee refer to first for guidance?

20. An underage actor is admitted to a local hospital. A nurse from another department wants to know what the patient's ailment is. The nurse accesses the patient's medical record and is subsequently flagged for unauthorized access.

Which law has the nurse violated?

21. A factory manager must decide whether to replace assembly-line workers with robots but is concerned about employees losing their jobs. The factory manager also believes this automation would enhance worker safety, save the factory money, raise corporate profits, and lower the prices of goods produced. The factory manager weighs all possible outcomes and chooses the action that produces the greatest good.

Which ethical theory does this approach represent?

22. To gain access to the electronic health record of a critically injured patient, an intensive care specialist decided to circumvent privacy policies to save the patient Which decision-ma king process guided the action of the specialist?

23. An organization decides to provide its employees with additional parental leave benefits that exceed legal requirements.

Which concept is the organization acting on to support employees?

24. A credit reporting agency collects personally identifiable information (Pll) from customers. The agency appoints a data protection officer (DPO), who is responsible for overseeing the agency's data protection strategy and enforcing data compliance requirements.

Which legislation should the DPO use as the basis for governing the collection and disclosure of Pll?

25. To gather data for improved customer profiles, a social media platform uses microphone data from its users in the United States.

Which U.S. Constitulional amendment does this action violate?