ISTM 663 Managing Cyber Security, Risk, and Privacy (2)

The Internet and electronic commerce have highlighted the need to understand the ethical and social impacts of information systems. Internet and digital technologies that make it easier than ever to assemble, integrate, and distribute information have created concerns about appropriate use of customer information, the protection of personal privacy, and the protection of intellectual property. Managers must make informed decisions that reflect an understanding of the ethical and social issues surrounding the use of information systems. Furthermore, managers are responsible for the control of the quality and performance of information systems. These issues have moved to the forefront of social and political debate in the United States and globally. This course will equip business managers to effectively meet the security and ethical challenges of information systems. Prerequisite(s): Full-Time– ISTM 619 Technology and Operations Management (3). Part-Time–ISTM 654 Information and Process Systems (4) or ISTM 602 Technology Management and Digital Innovation (4)

Grading Basis: Graded