Tag: Ethical Reflection
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Hacking, Defense, and Duty: When is a Cyber Attack Justified through Kant’s Lens?
Having journeyed through Kant’s perspectives on the Categorical Imperative and digital autonomy, it’s time to tackle a more contentious topic: ethical hacking. In the complex world of cybersecurity, “white hat” hackers play a pivotal role. But when is hacking, even with noble intentions, truly justified? Let’s explore this through Kantian ethics. White Hat Hacking: A…
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The Categorical Imperative in Cybersecurity: Guiding Ethical Actions in the Digital Realm
In our previous post, we embarked on a journey to explore how the 18th-century philosopher, Immanuel Kant, can guide modern-day cybersecurity decisions. Today, we delve deeper into one of Kant’s most influential ideas, the “Categorical Imperative,” and how it can be a beacon of ethical guidance for cybersecurity professionals. Unpacking the Categorical Imperative:At its core,…