Question 1

_____ can intercept, analyze, and archive all communications on a network.

Accepted Answer

Packet-sni

Question 2

Under federal law, video surveillance is legal only if:

Accepted Answer

A) the camera focuses on publicly accessible areas. 
B) the camera is placed in employee rest areas. 
C) the cameras aren't focused on customers. 
D) the cameras aren't focused on employees. 
A) the camera focuses on publicly accessible areas. 
B) the camera is placed in employee rest areas. 
C) the cameras aren't focused on customers. 
D) the cameras aren't focused on employees.

Question 3

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam, obscenity, and pornography.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 4

The advances in technology have affected customers in a way that:

Accepted Answer

A) their personal data can no longer be sent to any part of the world. 
B) they have round-the-clock access to customer services. 
C) they no longer have access to after-hours tech support services. 
D) their personal data cannot be digitized, thus protecting their privacy. 
A) their personal data can no longer be sent to any part of the world. 
B) they have round-the-clock access to customer services. 
C) they no longer have access to after-hours tech support services. 
D) their personal data cannot be digitized, thus protecting their privacy.

Question 5

Computer ethics extends to considering the social consequences of the program being written and ensuring that your work doesn't harm people.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

_____ refers to a new capability that allows employees to work from home and log into to their company's network remotely.

Accepted Answer

A) Telecommuting 
B) Wiretapping 
C) Hyper-networking 
D) Cybersquatting 
A) Telecommuting 
B) Wiretapping 
C) Hyper-networking 
D) Cybersquatting

Question 7

The _____ is a company's internal website, containing information for employee access only.

Accepted Answer

The answer of The _____ is a company's internal website,...

Question 8

With employers being able to monitor every keystroke on a computer, track every website visited, and record every call made by employees, the workplace is beginning to display Orwellian characteristics.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 9

The argument over privacy at work traditionally centered on the amount of time that employees were on-site.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 10

Telecommuting does not allow employees any degree of flexibility in terms of the location from which they work.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

Explain how packet-sniffing software and keystroke loggers can be used to monitor employees at the workplace.

Accepted Answer

Packet-sniffing software can intercept,

Question 12

Employee turnover, a long-term effect of monitoring employees, costs organizations thousands of dollars in recruitment costs and training.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 13

Discuss vicarious liability and cyberliability. List the top categories of litigation in cyberliability.

Accepted Answer

Vicarious liability is a legal concept t

Question 14

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Accepted Answer

A) Keystroke loggers 
B) Smart ID cards 
C) Telecommuting 
D) Packet-sniffing software 
A) Keystroke loggers 
B) Smart ID cards 
C) Telecommuting 
D) Packet-sniffing software

Question 15

Which of the following explains why employers are in favor of monitoring and restricting the actions of their employees?

Accepted Answer

A) The implications of vicarious liability for employers 
B) The federal restrictions placed upon wiretapping 
C) The reluctance of employees to give thick consent 
D) The federal restrictions placed on cybersquatting 
A) The implications of vicarious liability for employers 
B) The federal restrictions placed upon wiretapping 
C) The reluctance of employees to give thick consent 
D) The federal restrictions placed on cybersquatting

Question 16

One of the ways in which multinational corporations lower their expenses is by shipping work to countries with lower labor costs.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

Which of the following statements is true of parties charged with vicarious liability?

Accepted Answer

A) They are held responsible for the actions of their subordinates. 
B) They are seldom in supervisory or managerial roles. 
C) They only comprise the individuals directly responsible for the damage. 
D) They only comprise individuals who were the recipients of the damage. 
A) They are held responsible for the actions of their subordinates. 
B) They are seldom in supervisory or managerial roles. 
C) They only comprise the individuals directly responsible for the damage. 
D) They only comprise individuals who were the recipients of the damage.

Question 18

Telecommuting has changed the work environment in a way that:

Accepted Answer

A) employers find it easy to keep track of the number of hours employees put into a project off-site. 
B) employees cannot be contacted by employers after a company's work hours. 
C) employers cannot request employees to work after a company's work hours. 
D) employees have begun to expect a level of flexibility in taking care of their personal needs during work hours. 
A) employers find it easy to keep track of the number of hours employees put into a project off-site. 
B) employees cannot be contacted by employers after a company's work hours. 
C) employers cannot request employees to work after a company's work hours. 
D) employees have begun to expect a level of flexibility in taking care of their personal needs during work hours.

Question 19

Which of the following statements is true of keystroke loggers?

Accepted Answer

A) They can record typed-in information even if it is deleted. 
B) They can videotape employees in public areas. 
C) They can analyze and archive calls made on personal phones. 
D) They can track the movement of employees in the workplace. 
A) They can record typed-in information even if it is deleted. 
B) They can videotape employees in public areas. 
C) They can analyze and archive calls made on personal phones. 
D) They can track the movement of employees in the workplace.

Question 20

Explain the employers' perspective on monitoring employees' activity at the workplace.

Accepted Answer

From an employer's viewpoint, the produc

_____ can intercept, analyze, and archive all communications on a network.

Under federal law, video surveillance is legal only if:

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam, obscenity, and pornography.

The advances in technology have affected customers in a way that:

Computer ethics extends to considering the social consequences of the program being written and ensuring that your work doesn't harm people.

_____ refers to a new capability that allows employees to work from home and log into to their company's network remotely.

The _____ is a company's internal website, containing information for employee access only.

With employers being able to monitor every keystroke on a computer, track every website visited, and record every call made by employees, the workplace is beginning to display Orwellian characteristics.

The argument over privacy at work traditionally centered on the amount of time that employees were on-site.

Telecommuting does not allow employees any degree of flexibility in terms of the location from which they work.

Explain how packet-sniffing software and keystroke loggers can be used to monitor employees at the workplace.

Employee turnover, a long-term effect of monitoring employees, costs organizations thousands of dollars in recruitment costs and training.

Discuss vicarious liability and cyberliability. List the top categories of litigation in cyberliability.

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Which of the following explains why employers are in favor of monitoring and restricting the actions of their employees?

One of the ways in which multinational corporations lower their expenses is by shipping work to countries with lower labor costs.

Which of the following statements is true of parties charged with vicarious liability?

Telecommuting has changed the work environment in a way that:

Which of the following statements is true of keystroke loggers?

Explain the employers' perspective on monitoring employees' activity at the workplace.

Understanding Ethics

Defining Business Ethics

Organizational Ethics

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance

The Role of Government

Blowing the Whistle

Ethics and Globalization

Making It Stick: Doing Whats Right in a Competitive Market

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Exam 8: Ethics and Technology

_____ can intercept, analyze, and archive all communications on a network.

Under federal law, video surveillance is legal only if:

Cyberliability results in litigation for harassment through spam, obscenity, and pornography.

The advances in technology have affected customers in a way that:

Computer ethics extends to considering the social consequences of the program being written and ensuring that your work doesn't harm people.

_____ refers to a new capability that allows employees to work from home and log into to their company's network remotely.

The _____ is a company's internal website, containing information for employee access only.

With employers being able to monitor every keystroke on a computer, track every website visited, and record every call made by employees, the workplace is beginning to display Orwellian characteristics.

The argument over privacy at work traditionally centered on the amount of time that employees were on-site.

Telecommuting does not allow employees any degree of flexibility in terms of the location from which they work.

Explain how packet-sniffing software and keystroke loggers can be used to monitor employees at the workplace.

Employee turnover, a long-term effect of monitoring employees, costs organizations thousands of dollars in recruitment costs and training.

Discuss vicarious liability and cyberliability. List the top categories of litigation in cyberliability.

_____ has made it difficult for organizations to precisely measure the amount of time that employees are on-site.

Which of the following explains why employers are in favor of monitoring and restricting the actions of their employees?

One of the ways in which multinational corporations lower their expenses is by shipping work to countries with lower labor costs.

Which of the following statements is true of parties charged with vicarious liability?

Telecommuting has changed the work environment in a way that:

Which of the following statements is true of keystroke loggers?

Explain the employers' perspective on monitoring employees' activity at the workplace.

Understanding Ethics

Defining Business Ethics

Organizational Ethics

Corporate Social Responsibility

Corporate Governance

The Role of Government

Blowing the Whistle

Ethics and Globalization

Making It Stick: Doing Whats Right in a Competitive Market

Filters