Question 1

An effective data policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  Privacy 
B)  Accuracy 
C)  Ownership 
D)  Profitability 
A)  Privacy 
B)  Accuracy 
C)  Ownership 
D)  Profitability D

Question 2

In a short essay, explain the USA PATRIOT Act.

Accepted Answer

The act provides expanded government authority over matters such as electronic communications and the use of computer and monetary transactions. Under the current conditions of the Act, government officials are allowed to request and monitor electronic communications that they believe may have a terrorist link. They do not have to have evidence of terrorist activity to make this request. As a result, all electronic communications are now considered available for government inspection. The USA PATRIOT Act also has a broad definition of which types of companies are included within the act. The act is designed to monitor the activities of financial institutions; however, the act considers many types of businesses that are involved in financial transactions.

Question 3

________________ is a common attitude toward the illegal download of music.

Accepted Answer

A)  It benefits artists 
B)  It is on the Internet, so I can copy it for free 
C)  It is my right 
D)  Intellectual property rights are not relevant 
A)  It benefits artists 
B)  It is on the Internet, so I can copy it for free 
C)  It is my right 
D)  Intellectual property rights are not relevant B

Question 4

An initiative by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in conjunction with other government agencies, called ______________ was developed to help target and convict cybercriminals.

Accepted Answer

A)  Operation Web Collect 
B)  Operation Web Find 
C)  Operation Web Snare 
D)  Operation Web Catch 
A)  Operation Web Collect 
B)  Operation Web Find 
C)  Operation Web Snare 
D)  Operation Web Catch

Question 5

One of the most common ways of monitoring customers and potential customers is by using ____________.

Accepted Answer

A)  Computer viruses 
B)  Spyware 
C)  Cookies 
D)  Hardware 
A)  Computer viruses 
B)  Spyware 
C)  Cookies 
D)  Hardware

Question 6

Stakeholder analysis treats all stakeholders equally in the critical analysis of information technology management issues.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 7

___________________ allows unannounced monitoring of business-related calls.

Accepted Answer

A)  The California Public Utilities Commission 
B)  The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse 
C)  The Electronics Communications Privacy Act d: Federal Trades Commission 
A)  The California Public Utilities Commission 
B)  The Privacy Rights Clearinghouse 
C)  The Electronics Communications Privacy Act d: Federal Trades Commission

Question 8

Under the ______________, employers can consider individual's e-mails corporate property.

Accepted Answer

A)  Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 
B)  Sydney Principles 
C)  Kyoto Treaty 
D)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act 
A)  Foreign Corrupt Practices Act 
B)  Sydney Principles 
C)  Kyoto Treaty 
D)  Electronic Communications Privacy Act

Question 9

An effective workers' rights policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

Accepted Answer

A)  Type of monitoring taking place 
B)  Type of information being collected 
C)  Accuracy of information being collected 
D)  Identification of what information is private or public 
A)  Type of monitoring taking place 
B)  Type of information being collected 
C)  Accuracy of information being collected 
D)  Identification of what information is private or public

Question 10

An effective data policy needs to address issues of privacy, control, accuracy, and security.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 11

All of the following are mentioned in the text as types of critical analysis to assist managers with their decision-making process except

Accepted Answer

A)  Stakeholder analysis 
B)  Rights-based analysis 
C)  Government-based analysis 
D)  Duty-based analysis 
A)  Stakeholder analysis 
B)  Rights-based analysis 
C)  Government-based analysis 
D)  Duty-based analysis

Question 12

In a short essay, list and discuss any three of the five issues that managers have to consider when deriving an ethical policy for information technology.

Accepted Answer

Privacy Managers are able to have unlimi

Question 13

Software that can be loaded onto a computer so the computer operations can be monitored by an outside party without the consent of the computer user is called spyware.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, companies reported that they had dismissed ______of workers for misusing the Internet.

Accepted Answer

A)  9% 
B)  30% 
C)  48% 
D)  73% 
A)  9% 
B)  30% 
C)  48% 
D)  73%

Question 15

The American Management Association/ePolicy Institute survey examined the relationship between ethics and technology. One finding stated that 45% of firms monitored the time spent and numbers called on the phone.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 16

The FTC Safeguards Rule applies only to firms listed on the NYSE.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 17

As access and accumulation of information become easier within a firm, so does the probability that information becomes more accurate.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, what percentage of companies notified their employees that they were monitoring phone use?

Accepted Answer

A)  7% 
B)  16% 
C)  73% 
D)  84% 
A)  7% 
B)  16% 
C)  73% 
D)  84%

Question 19

Bush, Venables, and Bush identified a series of ethical issues facing internet usage. Which of the following is not one?

Accepted Answer

A)  Privacy 
B)  Pornography 
C)  Security transactions 
D)  Validity 
A)  Privacy 
B)  Pornography 
C)  Security transactions 
D)  Validity

Question 20

Issues that need to be addressed in the workers' rights policy include the type of monitoring that can take place within the firm, the type of information that may be collected pertaining to the employee, and the identification of what information would be considered private versus public.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

An effective data policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

In a short essay, explain the USA PATRIOT Act.

________________ is a common attitude toward the illegal download of music.

An initiative by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in conjunction with other government agencies, called ______________ was developed to help target and convict cybercriminals.

One of the most common ways of monitoring customers and potential customers is by using ____________.

Stakeholder analysis treats all stakeholders equally in the critical analysis of information technology management issues.

___________________ allows unannounced monitoring of business-related calls.

Under the ______________, employers can consider individual's e-mails corporate property.

An effective workers' rights policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

An effective data policy needs to address issues of privacy, control, accuracy, and security.

All of the following are mentioned in the text as types of critical analysis to assist managers with their decision-making process except

In a short essay, list and discuss any three of the five issues that managers have to consider when deriving an ethical policy for information technology.

Software that can be loaded onto a computer so the computer operations can be monitored by an outside party without the consent of the computer user is called spyware.

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, companies reported that they had dismissed ______of workers for misusing the Internet.

The American Management Association/ePolicy Institute survey examined the relationship between ethics and technology. One finding stated that 45% of firms monitored the time spent and numbers called on the phone.

The FTC Safeguards Rule applies only to firms listed on the NYSE.

As access and accumulation of information become easier within a firm, so does the probability that information becomes more accurate.

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, what percentage of companies notified their employees that they were monitoring phone use?

Bush, Venables, and Bush identified a series of ethical issues facing internet usage. Which of the following is not one?

Issues that need to be addressed in the workers' rights policy include the type of monitoring that can take place within the firm, the type of information that may be collected pertaining to the employee, and the identification of what information would be considered private versus public.

The Foundation of Ethical Thought

The Evolving Complexities of Business Ethics

Stakeholders and Corporate Social Responsibility

Ethics and Financial Reporting

Ethical Leadership and Corporate Governance

Strategic Planning, Corporate Culture, and Corporate Compliance

Decision Making and Human Resource Issues

Ethics and the Environment

Ethics and Information Technology

Ethical Issues in the Developing World

Establishing a Code of Ethics and Ethical Guidelines

Evaluating Corporate Ethics

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Exam 9: Ethics and Information Technology

An effective data policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

In a short essay, explain the USA PATRIOT Act.

________________ is a common attitude toward the illegal download of music.

An initiative by the Federal Bureau of Investigation, in conjunction with other government agencies, called ______________ was developed to help target and convict cybercriminals.

One of the most common ways of monitoring customers and potential customers is by using ____________.

Stakeholder analysis treats all stakeholders equally in the critical analysis of information technology management issues.

___________________ allows unannounced monitoring of business-related calls.

Under the ______________, employers can consider individual's e-mails corporate property.

An effective workers' rights policy needs to address issues of all of the following except

An effective data policy needs to address issues of privacy, control, accuracy, and security.

All of the following are mentioned in the text as types of critical analysis to assist managers with their decision-making process except

In a short essay, list and discuss any three of the five issues that managers have to consider when deriving an ethical policy for information technology.

Software that can be loaded onto a computer so the computer operations can be monitored by an outside party without the consent of the computer user is called spyware.

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, companies reported that they had dismissed ______of workers for misusing the Internet.

The American Management Association/ePolicy Institute survey examined the relationship between ethics and technology. One finding stated that 45% of firms monitored the time spent and numbers called on the phone.

The FTC Safeguards Rule applies only to firms listed on the NYSE.

As access and accumulation of information become easier within a firm, so does the probability that information becomes more accurate.

Based on the results of the American Management Association/ePolicy Institute Survey on electronic monitoring and surveillance, what percentage of companies notified their employees that they were monitoring phone use?

Bush, Venables, and Bush identified a series of ethical issues facing internet usage. Which of the following is not one?

Issues that need to be addressed in the workers' rights policy include the type of monitoring that can take place within the firm, the type of information that may be collected pertaining to the employee, and the identification of what information would be considered private versus public.

The Foundation of Ethical Thought

The Evolving Complexities of Business Ethics

Stakeholders and Corporate Social Responsibility

Ethics and Financial Reporting

Ethical Leadership and Corporate Governance

Strategic Planning, Corporate Culture, and Corporate Compliance

Decision Making and Human Resource Issues

Ethics and the Environment

Ethics and Information Technology

Ethical Issues in the Developing World

Establishing a Code of Ethics and Ethical Guidelines

Evaluating Corporate Ethics

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