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Security Technologies and Policies in Organisations
Abstract
The ability to perform actions that were previously impossible or unfeasible has been one of the most challenging aspects that has accompanied the introduction of electronic systems for data management. This, in turn, has required a rethinking of a number of behaviours that had apparently been driven by a strong ethical code but now appear to have been more strongly controlled by the impossibility of the action. This chapter proposes a hybrid ethical approach to address the complex issues surrounding modern computer systems, having first identified the reasons why a simplistic approach is insufficient.
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