Worksheet: Data and Privacy | Ethical Issues Related To Security | Computer Science 9th class | Chapter 4.
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Worksheet: Data and Privacy | Ethical Issues Related To Security | Computer Science 9th class | Chapter 4.
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Vocabulary
- Data Privacy — Protecting data from malicious users, ensuring provided information is not shared with others.
- Malicious Users — A rogue employee, contractor, intern, or other user who abuses their trusted privileges, often having access without question.
- Piracy — Making illegal copies of intellectual property such as books, software, movies, poetry, or paintings, which are protected by copyright law.
- Softlifting — Borrowing and installing a copy of a software application from a colleague.
- Counterfeiting — Duplicating and selling software that has copyright, typically for financial gain.
Questions
Watch the video carefully and answer the following questions based on the information presented.
1.
Based on the video, what is the fundamental difference between “data” and “information”? Provide an example mentioned in the video to illustrate this difference.
2.
The video uses an analogy of a bike to explain a “malicious user” (2:34). Describe this analogy and what it signifies in the context of data security.
3.
What is “hard-disk loading” as a type of software piracy, according to the video (7:19)?
4.
Which type of software piracy, as described in the video, involves downloading illegal software from the internet?
5.
The video emphasizes the importance of ethical principles in data security and privacy. Discuss why it is crucial for both individuals and organizations to uphold these principles. What are some broader societal consequences if data privacy and copyright laws are consistently disregarded?
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