RE: Real-World Ethical Questions

[MList -at- chrysalis-its -dot- com]

Robert Plamondon [mailto:robert -at- plamondon -dot- com] opined:

> In the first case, management is assuming that financial 
> institutions are
> ignorant of the security weaknesses in Internet Explorer, and 
> in general
> won't discover security flaws on their own. This is extremely 
> naive -- it's
> equivalent to thinking that you can hide a heart murmur from 
> your doctor by
> failing to mention it.

My heart murmur was discovered by a military doctor, during 
my early twenties, having eluded a couple of family doctors 
and a doctor doing the screening for RCMP admissions, up 
to that time.

Subsequent to that, it has never re-appeared.

Apparently, they are easy to hide or easy to imagine.

/kevin

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