What would you do?

1. You have just been hired as an IT security consultant to"fix the security problem" at a manufacturing company. The company has been hacked mercilessly over the last six months w/ three of the attacks making headlines for the negative impact they have in the firm & its customers. You have been given 90 days an a budget of $1 million where would you begin, and what steps would you take to fix the problem?

-- For me i accept the opportunity that he give me and i give my best being a IT security consultant to fix the security problem and to prove my ability that i have.

2. Your friend just told you that he is developing a worm to attack the administrative system at your college. The worm is "harmless" & will simply cause a massage "Lets Party" to be displayed on the workstations on Friday afternoon at 3 pm. By 4 pm, the virus will erase itself and destroy all the evidence of its presence, what would you say or do?

--if my friend had told me that he is developing worm which will attack the administrative system at our college, i told hem that this kind of activity shows nothing but foolishness.

7 STEPS of ethical decision making

Get the fact:Your friend was hated your parent.Everything he doesn't make any sense for your parent
Identify the stake holder:But still he wanted to love you even his parent he did not like you.she fight his love to you.
Consequences of your decision:You chose your own decision and you have no permeation your parent that's why you field.
Way various guidelines and principle:But then you realize that you can live your mother alone and was mesmerize by the tender love and care.
Develop evaluate option:You wanted to go with him but could you do that when your mother cares everything about you and always here behind you.
Review your decision:Make your own decision to create your own life.
Evaluating the result of your decision:You do in a right time when your someone waiting for you.

4 philosphical theories in dicision making

1.Virtue Ethics Approach: Virtue is an acceptable behaviors of an individual or the good doings.
2. Utilitarian Approach: In having a business you must not only think the good benefits that you can get but also you must include the others or your workers.
3. Fairness Approach: You must treat all of the people in your surroundings as equal.
4.. Common good approach: In a business you must treat your consumers in a good way the same to your employees so that your