EPPM1013 Digital Business Week 6 Topic12: Ethics and Security in Digital Business

Regarding Topic12: Ethics and Security in Digital Business: The Use of Google Chrome

Learning Content: I have been studying in Malaysia for a full year. Recently, I found that although the Google browser we students often use has a very simple interface, provides a lot of reference materials and literature, and is very convenient to use, it also faces some small problems. That is, when installing new apps, we often have to carefully read the cookie authorization request, and are often troubled by the "difficult to unsubscribe" interface design.

Business Application: These daily experiences directly reflect the strengths and weaknesses of an enterprise's data ethics and security practices. Digital security is based on the CIA triad, namely confidentiality (preventing data leakage), integrity (preventing tampering), and availability (ensuring service reliability). Core ethical issues include: data privacy (complying with GDPR/CCPA and practicing the "privacy by default" principle), algorithmic bias, dark patterns (inductive UI), and accountability (clear decision-making chain and audit mechanism).

In contrast, enterprises need to enhance their ethical and security levels through leadership commitment, employee training (such as phishing drills), ethical framework construction, and transparent communication.