RE: (ISC)2 Code of Ethics Query

["David Gillett" <gillettdavid () fhda edu>]

  I believe that exact question was on the exam when I wrote,
and passed, it.  I have to assume that my answer was acceptable;
I don't recall any specific resources that I used to study for
it.
  On the other hand, I believe the "Ethics and Law" domain was
to be restructured as of January of this year, so it's entirely
possible that the resources I used for anything in that domain
are now out of date.

  For the record, what I used were:

- two of the large books on preparing for the exam

- a set of 8 weekly sessions presented by members of the local
  ISSA chapter

- a 12-week course in digital forensics

- practice questions and study articles from cccure.org

- and, of course, more than meeting the practical experience
  requirement....

David Gillett
CISSP CCNP CCSE MCSE


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Isaac Prince Jeffrey [mailto:jeffrey.mech () gmail com] 
> Sent: Tuesday, April 04, 2006 12:13 AM
> To: security-basics () securityfocus com
> Subject: (ISC)2 Code of Ethics Query
>
> Hi Brothers-at-arms,
>                I am preparing fo rthe CISSP exam and I just 
> need to know the view of ethics that ISC proposes. Like what 
> is ethically neutral,wrong or right in
> ISC2 point of view. I am puzzled on this one. Do u have any 
> resources that contain these info?
>
> For example lets take this question:
> A professor came to a college for a short stint and during 
> his visit discovered a lot of vulnerabilities in their 
> network. He compiled all the vulnerabilities and just before 
> leaving he gives it to one of his colleagues for correcting it.
>
> Answers provided:
> 1. Ethically wrong as he shud hav intimated at the time of 
> discovery of vulnerability itself 2. Ethically right as he 
> handed it over without causing any harm 3. Ethically neutral 
> as he compiled all vulnerabilities and intimated befor leaving.
>
> I need to know if any material on the net is available for 
> understanding this (ISC)2 version of computer ethics.
>
> Kindly stick to (ISC)2 view of computer ethics as I dont want 
> deviations with everyones point of view and opinion on ethics.
>
> Thanks in advance for all friends who take their time out to 
> reply with coherent nformation.
> --
> With Warm Regards,
> Isaac Prince Jeffrey.D, BE|CCNP|MCSE:Security Security 
> Engineer,Paladion Networks, Bangalore,India
> GSM: +919886789611
> http://www.paladion.net
> "A Problem is like a tree u see from a moving train; As u 
> approach,it seems big but as you pass the tree it becomes smaller"


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