InfoTech Governance, Policy, Ethics & Law
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David Tuffley, Griffith University
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Publisher: Council of Australian University Librarians
Language: English
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Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Module 1: IT Governance Frameworks
- Module 2: Cybersecurity & Data Protection
- Module 3: Data Breach Preparation & Response
- Module 4: Cybersec Incident Management Maturity Model
- Module 5: Meta-Cognition, Ethical Decision Making, Ethical Theories
- Module 6: Intellectual Property & Copyright
- Module 7: Legal Governance, Cyber Forensics, Cyber Intelligence
- Module 8: Impact of IT on Society
- Module 9: Cyber Loss Process & Cyber Insurance
- Module 10: E-Gov & Digital Transformation
- Appendix A: List of Acronyms
- Appendix B: Applying the Ethical Decision Model
- Appendix C: Common scenarios
- Appendix D: Software licensing
- Appendix E: Propaganda techniques
- Appendix F: Military technology
- Appendix G: Select Bibliographies
About the Book
A comprehensive guide to IT governance, policy, ethics and law for students, practitioners and researchers. Covers the latest developments and best practices in the field, with a focus on the ethical, legal and social implications of IT. The textbook is divided into nine chapters, each covering a key topic in IT governance, policy, ethics and law.
About the Contributors
Author
David Tuffley is a Senior Lecturer in Applied Ethics and CyberSecurity at Griffith University’s School of ICT in Brisbane/Gold Coast. He is also a Senior Fellow of the Higher Education Academy. He can be contacted at d.tuffley@griffith.edu.au. David’s formal qualifications include a PhD (Software Engineering), M Phil (Information Systems), Graduate Certificate in Higher Education (Griffith University), Bachelor of Arts (Psychology, English Literature, Anthropology) (Queensland). David is an internationally recognized thought leader on the social impacts of technology. His diverse expertise spans software engineering, cybersecurity, ethics, futurism, and communication. David’s research and writings on how emerging technologies like AI will transform employment and society have reached over 2.75 million readers globally. He is a regular contributor to mainstream media, a sought-after speaker, and an inspirational educator guiding the next generation of technologists and leaders. David’s professional accomplishments range from publishing 100+ non-fiction books to being a sought-after “techsplainer” on national and international radio/TV. David regularly visits Berlin and Silicon Valley to study the mechanisms of global innovation. With decades of experience across academia, research, industry, and government, David is well positioned to engage with organizations worldwide on projects at the intersection of technology, ethics, policy, and society