Yesterday you had an interesting conversation with one of your loyal customers, Dan Martello. Dan asked you the followin

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Yesterday you had an interesting conversation with one of your
loyal customers, Dan Martello. Dan asked you the following question
“If I find a digital camera on the street is it OK to look at the
contents – or am I invading the owner’s privacy?” You have a
lengthy debate and decided that in some scenarios it is an invasion
of privacy to be looking at someone else’s photos and is similar to
looking in their windows. In other scenarios, it is not an invasion
of privacy if you do not know the person and it is the primary way
to identify the owner to return the camera, similar to looking in a
wallet.
As you are cleaning the store this morning you find a 3 gigabyte
thumb drive. You know how valuable a thumb drive can be and that it
probably contains one of your customer’s data. What do you do? What
security concerns are associated with the thumb drive? How could
information security policies or information security plans help
the cafe in this type of situation?
PROJECT FOCUS:
What if you lost your thumb drive that contained all of your
personal information such as address, social security number, and
credit card numbers? The FBI states that identity theft is one of
the fastest-growing crimes. If you are a victim of identity theft,
your financial reputation can be ruined, making it impossible for
you to cash a check or receive a bank loan. Learning how to avoid
identity theft can be a valuable activity.
Research the following Web sites and draft a document
stating the best ways to prevent identity theft.