Academic Writing - cyber security

Answer ANY 3 of these questions. Minimum 100 words Max 200. Please use references for each question. Topic 1: Code of Ethics Actions for Topic 1: Code of Ethics If you were writing a code of ethics, what would be the most important practices to include in your company's acceptable use policy, Internet use policy, or acceptable conduct policy? Topic 2: Effect of Cultural Values Actions for Topic 2: Effect of Cultural Values Identify examples of how cultural values affect moral legitimacy and cyber ethics norms. How can cultural values, traditions, religion, the desire for higher economic status, or poor local law enforcement possibly affect the ability to regulate copyright piracy or other illicit activity globally? Topic 3: Cyber Vigilantism and Pro-Active Defense Contains unread postsActions for Topic 3: Cyber Vigilantism and Pro-Active Defense Cyber Vigilantism is a term that describes what may occur when an organization decides to hack back, or employ another company to launch a cyberattack against a suspected hacker that has disrupted their assets. When this is done by an organization, it may be actions taken for revenge or to protect important assets against future cyberattacks by using a “Pro-Active Defense". Is this practice currently illegal, and what could be some possible consequences if an organization engages in cyber vigilantism? What are other possible options for a "Pro-Active Defense"? Topic 4: Meta-Data, Big Data modified Actions for Topic 4: Meta-Data, Big Data modified The scale and scope of the analysis of “big data” creates new concerns about ethics. What is Meta-Data, and how is this different or similar to traditional concepts of data? Read the “Big Data” article by Mayer-Schonberger/Cukier and discuss the positive and negative aspects, and the possible ethical implications of mining big data by the government and by private industry. Give your own examples. Topic 5: STUXNET and the new Cyber Weapons Actions for Topic 5: STUXNET and the new Cyber Weapons Cyber activities can be transnational, and the changing environment is blurring the traditional distinctions between crime, espionage, terrorism and warfare. What are cyber weapons? Can they be used for crime, espionage, terrorism and warfare? Explain possible consequences for Internet cybersecurity once we enter a Global Cyber Arms Race. How likely is it that the United States will be attacked by a threat actor employing a modified version of the STUXNET cyber weapon some day?