Here it gives an idea of what hackers do. They can steal anything from you and ordinary people since big companies and government have found ways to protect thier computer systems; so easy targets are ordinary people. It even says that those with cameras on their computer can even watch you, the bad thing is that you don't even know or never know about it.

This website has a very informative glossary of computer security terms.

This website is very interesting it relates to business ethicts and how important it is for a business to have good business ethics to succeed. Along these lines this website recommends that businesses have a written code of ethics and a mission statement for all employees to live and follow. According to the latter a business without out an ethics code or vision of where it is headed, is doomed to fail.

Raises the awareness of the implications of computer security in the minds both of management and individual users

This website helps understand how computer virus work and how to protect against them.

News, advice and commentary on legal and ethical topics such as CAN-SPAM, CALEA, information security legislation, vulnerability disclosure, intellectual property, electronic records and more.

Everything and anything is in this website can be useful for solving business dilemmas from corporate to a partnership business.

The act of gaining access without legal authorization to a computer or computer network. A common method of hacking is to email someone a program that either automatically runs, or that runs when they click on an attachment. By doing this, it can install a program that will give you control of their computer.

This article in Computer World talks about the dilemmas IT professionals encounter and how different people handled them.

This webpage talks about how the Ethics of Science and Technology Programme was created in 1998 to give an ethical sence to technology and science with a democratic norm building.

Home computers in recent years have been neglected when it comes to PC security. Hackers are moving from laptops to home PC's because of more modern wireless high speed internet connections which help hackers attack other PC's through you PC. When hackers create damage and steal vital information they use several PC's which makes it very difficult to pinpoint where the theft originated from.

This website have a forum for people to post blog about business ethics. They can help each other provide advise for business ethics.

talks about what ergonomics is what its for, and ways to implement it.

basics of firewall protection against mean computer nerds!

Association of Information Technology Professionals (AITP) official website.

I did not know the existance of this organization but I think it's important to promote the ethics in International or global business like this organization does. Their mission statement is: Fostering global business practices that promote equitable economic development, resource sustainability, and just forms of government.

Contains information of the history of cyber crime, types, examples, news and cases as well!

the website provides some articles related to business ethics. sometimes accepting and learning from defeat can take you a long way!

Historically, Ergonomics was another name for Human Factors. Today, Ergonomics commonly refers to designing work environments for maximizing safety and efficiency.

This is concise lesson prepared by a professor, introducing the topic of Security and Challenges, using lecture outline, learning objectives, lecture notes, graphics, and clear-cut definitions.

In depth information on malicious applets and how they can break privacy rules.

it lectures us of the big role a company has to play with ethic

Gives a timeline of infamous hacking cases in history. Found it interesting to see where "hacking" originated.