Predict how present day legal and ethical concerns associated with cybersecurity may apply to possible insurance claims within the foreseeable future. As you do so, please be sure to apply facts, relevant procedures (legal, ethical and/or technical), as well as the concepts that you believe link all of these concepts together. The ethics of cybersecurity

Cyber ​​Security Ethics

A major ethical issue in cybersecurity is confidentiality. Due to the nature of their work, security professionals are often exposed to sensitive information that should be kept strictly confidential. However, doing so may compromise the person’s work or personal life. People working in these fields may want to divulge any important information they learn while performing virus scans on other people’s hard drives (Christen et al., 2020). The “stewardship credo” that network security practitioners should adhere to is: stewardship is secret. Another ethical issue is that of security, which may seem redundant when discussing it with cybersecurity experts. But, consider this: If we are all responsible for following the right cybersecurity protocols in our daily lives, multiply your level of responsibility by 100. (Timmers, 2019). Cybersecurity professionals are responsible for this aspect of security. While this may not be a big deal when most people leave their computers alone or forget to perform scheduled updates, for cybersecurity professionals it can be a serious ethical breach. You are more responsible than anyone for keeping your network, data, and devices secure. continue…