Security in Computing, 4th Edition

11.8. Terms and Concepts

legal protection for computers and data, 649

copyright, 649

intellectual property, 650

originality, 651

fair use, 651

copyright registration, 652

copyright infringement, 652

Digital Millenium Copyright Act, 653

patent, 655

novelty, 656

patent registration, 656

patent infringement, 657

trade secret, 658

reverse engineering, 658

trade secret enforcement, 659

information, 663

information depletion, 663

information replication, 664

information marginal cost, 664

information timeliness, 664

information tangibility, 665

information commerce, 665

electronic publishing, 666

database, 666

electronic commerce, 666

crimnal law, 667

civil law, 667

tort law, 667

contract law, 668

employer and employee rights, 670

product ownership, 670

patent ownership, 670

copyright ownership, 671

work for hire, 671

license, 671

employment contract, 672

property, 673

redress for faulty software, 673

U.S. Uniform Commercial Code, 674

warranty of cyberworthiness, 675

vulnerability reporting, 675

rules of evidence, 680

U.S. Computer Fraud and Abuse Act, 683

U.S. Economic Espionage Act, 683

U.S. Electronic Funds Transfer Act, 683

U.S. Freedom of Information Act, 684

U.S. Privacy Act, 684

U.S. Electronic Communications Privacy Act, 684

Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act, 684

HIPAA, 684

USA Patriot Act, 685

CAN SPAM Act, 685

California breach notification, 686

Council of Europe Agreement on Cybercrime, 687

cryptographylegality of use, 689

export of cryptography, 690

escrowed encryption, 691

ethics, 692

religion, 694

ethical pluralism, 695

ethical reasoning, 695

teleology, 696

egoism, 696

utilitarianism, 697

deontology, 697

rule-deontology, 697

code of ethics, 710