For this assignment, you will define ethics within the context of digital forensics. You will then apply what you learned to your life, developing an ethical code-of-conduct document. Scenario: Your manager has asked you to create a code-of-conduct document for your organization to give to employees during their new-hire orientation. In the code-of-conduct document, you are asked to focus on the sharing of personal or professional data and the ethics involved in sharing data. Tasks: Create a code-of-conduct document with the following: Define ethics. Explain what it is and how it applies to digital forensics, while also describing ethical and unethical handling of forensic information. Evaluate current or past news events related to each of the four branches of digital forensics: Computer forensics, mobile device forensics, network forensics, and database forensics. Consider topics such as identity theft, the Patriot Act, or Wikileaks. Share your thoughts on the major themes and ethical concerns and give some insight into how it impacts you personally and professionally. Analyze current ethical considerations and issues. Review the following articles: When IT Is Asked to Spy Lost Data Tied to CPP Claims: Ottawa Says USB Stick Has Info on Applicants for Disability Benefits Select two additional articles from this list that illustrate ethical considerations and issues. Ideally, you should not have previously used these two articles for another assignment in this class. Create a code-of-conduct document you can use in professional situations as it relates to accessing or sharing data. This can be a checklist or bulleted list of "Do and Do Not Tasks." Consider the examples and resources below when creating your code-of-conduct document: The International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners. (n.d.). Code of ethics and professional responsibility . Retrieved from http://www.isfce.com/ethics2.htm Barbara, J. (2008). Ethical practices in digital forensics: Part 2 . Retrieved from http://www.forensicmag.com/article/ethical-practices-digital-forensics-part-2 The American Society of Digital Forensics and eDiscovery. (n.d.). Domain 3 - Ethics and code of conduct . Retrieved from https://sites.google.com/site/asdfedorg/domain-3 Note : Your final product should be a Microsoft Word document, approximately seven to nine pages in length, incorporating five to seven scholarly sources. Write in a clear, concise, and organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in the accurate representation and attribution of sources (APA); and display accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation. ...

1. For this assignment, you will define ethics within the context of
digital forensics. You will then apply what you learned to your
life, developing an ethical code-of-conduct document.
Scenario:
Your manager has asked you to create a code-of-conduct
document for your organization to give to employees during
their new-hire orientation. In the code-of-conduct document,
you are asked to focus on the sharing of personal or
professional data and the ethics involved in sharing data.
Tasks:
Create a code-of-conduct document with the following:
Define ethics. Explain what it is and how it applies to digital
forensics, while also describing ethical and unethical handling
of forensic information.
Evaluate current or past news events related to each of the four
branches of digital forensics: Computer forensics, mobile
device forensics, network forensics, and database forensics.
Consider topics such as identity theft, the Patriot Act, or
Wikileaks. Share your thoughts on the major themes and ethical
concerns and give some insight into how it impacts you
personally and professionally.

2. Analyze current ethical considerations and issues.
Review the following articles:
When IT Is Asked to Spy
Lost Data Tied to CPP Claims: Ottawa Says USB Stick Has Info
on Applicants for Disability Benefits
Select two additional articles from this
list
that illustrate ethical considerations and issues. Ideally, you
should not have previously used these two articles for another
assignment in this class.
Create a code-of-conduct document you can use in professional
situations as it relates to accessing or sharing data. This can be
a checklist or bulleted list of "Do and Do Not Tasks." Consider
the examples and resources below when creating your code-of-
conduct document:
The International Society of Forensic Computer Examiners.
(n.d.).
Code of ethics and professional responsibility
. Retrieved from http://www.isfce.com/ethics2.htm

3. Barbara, J. (2008).
Ethical practices in digital forensics: Part 2
. Retrieved from http://www.forensicmag.com/article/ethical -
practices-digital-forensics-part-2
The American Society of Digital Forensics and eDiscovery.
(n.d.).
Domain 3 - Ethics and code of conduct
. Retrieved from
https://sites.google.com/site/asdfedorg/domain-3
Note
: Your final product should be a Microsoft Word document,
approximately seven to nine pages in length, incorporating five
to seven scholarly sources. Write in a clear, concise, and
organized manner; demonstrate ethical scholarship in the
accurate representation and attribution of sources (APA); and
display accurate spelling, grammar, and punctuation.