Question

obligation to protect people against any unreasonable harm or risk is known as


a. Cyber security
ation to protect people against any unreasonable hammor
b. Unethical behaviour
c. Vandalism
d. Duty ot care
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Answer 1

Answer:

Cybersecurity practices have as their aim the securing—that is, the keeping safe—of data,

computer systems and networks (software and hardware). While those data, systems, and

networks might have some economic or other value in and of themselves, what cybersecurity

practices primarily protect are the integrity, functionality, and reliability of human

institutions/practices that rely upon such data, systems, and networks. And in protecting those

institutions and practices, cybersecurity professionals in turn are protecting the lives and

happiness of the human beings who depend upon them.

If you are a cybersecurity professional tasked with securing a hospital’s network and critical

data from invasion and attack, you are intimately involved in protecting sick patients, even if

you have no medical training. Patients’ privacy, health, even their survival can hinge upon your

success or failure. In many cases the well-being of patients’ families and caregivers is being

shielded by your practice as well. This is a particularly stark example, but cybersecurity

practices and professionals are also critical to the protection of credit users, students, power

and water customers, voters, investors, inventors, drivers, train and airplane passengers—

basically all of us.

This means that ethical issues are at the core of cybersecurity practices, because these

practices are increasingly required to secure and shield the ability of human individuals and

groups to live well. And given the increasing complexity and difficulty of securing online data

and systems across a proliferating landscape of cloud computing services, WiFi-enabled mobile

devices, and ‘smart’ objects—from a multiplicity of hostile actors exploiting lax or underresourced security controls—the ethical responsibility to protect others that is borne by

cybersecurity professionals is an increasingly heavy burden.

Explanation:

Answer 2

Explanation:

1. they protect people against any harm or risk is known as Duty OT care