When providing information assurance, a sound defense strategy does not only look at the legal aspects but also the ethical abuses of abilities on the job.

1. There are three main categories of unethical behavior that organizations must seek to minimize: Ignorance, Accident, and Intent. From your professional/personal experience, provide example(s) for each of the categories of some best practices for how to prevent such activities from happening.
2. What happens when a job task borders on unethical from your personal viewpoint? Is your response to the issue any different than what you discussed above? What behaviors/tasks would an organization find acceptable where your personal viewpoint may not? Select 2-3 scenarios and discuss how you would address them from a Christian worldview. Consider Matthew 18:15-18. How could you apply this to a workplace scenario?
3. Refer to the ISACA codes of conduct. Describe the responsibilities related to the handling of data as it pertains to legal, ethical and/or agency auditing issues.
4. InfoSec professionals are under increasing pressure to provide global access to information/data without sacrificing security. Explain how the following can be used to manage security in your company’s network: a) Firewalls, B) IDS, and C) IPS. Justify your rationales. Make sure to address how security practices, methods, and updates have been improved over time to address current global needs.