Ethics Related to the Collection of Information
Ethical considerations play a vital role in the design of information systems, particularly in relation to the Confidentiality, Integrity, Availability (CIA) security concept. This article explores various ethical issues that must be addressed in information system design and their relevance to the CIA security triad. It delves into concerns such as the beneficiaries of collected information, privacy and confidentiality of user data, accuracy of information, property and ownership rights, accessibility controls, the purpose of information usage, system availability, and categorization for maintaining integrity. Understanding and addressing these ethical aspects is crucial for ensuring the responsible and secure handling of information within organizations.
