Brainstorming

Brainstorming

• List all the people & organizations affected (the stakeholders) and their rights.
• List risks, issues, problems, and consequences, and to whom they pertain.
• List potential benefits. Identify who gets each benefit.
• Cite applicable legal considerations and class terms.
• Identify vague or missing information in the scenario and how that would potentially affect your decision.

Scenario 4: 3 MIT students planned a presentation at a security conference describing security vulnerabilities in Boston’s transit fare system. At the request of the MBTA, a judge ordered the students to cancel the presentation and not to distribute their research. The students are debating whether they should circulate their paper on the Web.

Scenario 8: Your company has 25 licenses for a computer program, but you discover that it has been copied onto 80 computers. What should be done?

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