[Solved] KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS

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[Solved] KNOWLEDGE ABOUT INDIVIDUALS AND COMPANIES NETWORKS AND SYSTEMS

In this paper, you are supposed to have the appropriate knowledge about individuals and companies networks and systems to present a clear and appropriate assignment.

Assignment Description

Debra Shinder writes, “IT security personnel often have access to confidential data and knowledge about individuals` and companies` networks and systems that give them a great deal of power. That power can be abused, either deliberately or inadvertently.” [1]

Investigate, reflect upon and answer the following questions using Ethical Guidelines published by organisations such as: EA, ACS, ACM and IEEE.

1)Should you read the private e-mails of your network users just because you can? Is it OK to read employees` e-mail as a security measure to ensure that sensitive company information isn`t being disclosed? Is it OK to read employees` e-mail to ensure that company rules (for instance, against personal use of the e-mail system) aren`t being violated? If you do read employees` e-mail, should you

disclose that policy to them? Before or after the fact?

10 Marks

2)Is it OK to monitor the Web sites visited by your network users? Should you routinely keep logs of visited sites? Is it negligent to not monitor such Internet usage, to prevent the possibility of

pornography in the workplace that could create a hostile work environment?

10 Marks

3)Is it OK to place key loggers on machines on the network to capture everything the user types? What about screen capture programs so you can see everything that`s displayed? Should users be informed

that they`re being watched in this way? 10 Marks

4) Is it OK to read the documents and look at the graphics files that are stored on users` computers or in their directories on the file server? 10 Marks

5)What if a client asks you to save money by cutting out some of the security measures that you recommended, yet your analysis of the client`s security needs shows that sensitive information will be

at risk if you do so? You try to explain this to the client, but he/she is adamant. Should you go ahead

and configure the network in a less secure manner?

10 Marks

MN501

Network Management in Organisations

Page 3 of 4

Marking criteria:

Marks are allocated as follows, for each question:

Aspects to be included in	Description of the section	Marks
each answer
Introduction	Introduce the ethical issues in 2-3 sentences	1
Identification	Identify 2 important issues	2
Analyse	Analyse above identified issues	2
Evaluate/justification	Evaluate the issues and write justification of your evaluation	2
Conclusion	Write clear conclusion in 1-2 sentences	2
Reference style	Follow IEEE reference style	1
	Total	10

Marks assigned:

Section

Totals

Introduction

Identification

Analyse

Evaluate/justification

Conclusion

Reference style

Totals >

MN501			Network Management in Organisations				Page 4 of 4
Marking Rubric for Assignment-1: Total Marks 50

	Grade	HD		DI	CR	P	Fail
	Mark	80-100%		70-79%	60-69%	50-59%

		Excellent		Very Good	Good	Satisfactory	Unsatisfactory

	Introduction	All topics are		Topics are	Generally	Some relevance	This is not
		pertinent and		relevant and	relevant and	and briefly	relevant to the
		covered in depth.		soundly	analysed.	presented.	assignment
		Ability to think		analysed.			topic.
		critically and
		source material is
		demonstrated
	Identification	Demonstrated		Demonstrat	Demonstrated	Demonstrated	Did not
		excellent ability to		ed excellent	ability to think	ability to think	demonstrate
		think critically and		ability to	critically and	critically and did	ability to think
		sourced reference		think	sourced	not source	critically and
		material		critically but	reference	reference	did not source
		appropriately		did not	material	material	reference
				source	appropriately	appropriately	material
				reference			appropriately
				material
				appropriatel
				y

Analyse

Logic is clear and	Consistency	Mostly		Adequate		Argument is
easy to follow with	logical and	consistent		cohesion and		confused and
strong arguments	convincing	logical and		conviction		disjointed
		convincing
Evaluate/justific	Excellent use of		Extremely		Good effort	Made some	Very little
ation	creditable sources.		good effort		made but not	effort. For	attempt to
	Accurate				outstanding	example, Web	reference. Lazy
	referencing.					searches only	effort with
	Obvious that						inaccuracies
	outstanding effort
	made

Conclusion

Logic is clear and	Consistency	Mostly		Adequate		Argument is
easy to follow with	logical and	consistent		cohesion and		confused and
strong arguments	convincing	logical and		conviction		disjointed
		convincing
Reference style	Clear styles with		Clear		Generally good	Sometimes	Lacks
	excellent source of		referencing		referencing	clear	consistency
	references.		style		style	referencing	with many
						style	errors

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