The Code of Honor

Table of Contents

1. Cover
2. Table of Contents
3. Title Page
4. Introduction: “Like Your Hair Is On Fire”
   1. How Should You Read This Book?
   2. Why Are There Two Authors but Only One Voice?
   3. How Should You Approach the Critical Applications Case Studies?
   4. How Should You Use the Cybersecurity Code of Honor?
   5. A Challenge to Make the World a Better Place
5. CHAPTER 1: One Code to Rule Them All?
   1. In Case You Are Wondering Why You Should Care
   2. Do We Need Ethics in Cybersecurity?
   3. Long-Standing Models for the Code
   4. Why the Need for the Code Is Urgent
   5. Notes
6. CHAPTER 2: This Is a Human Business
   1. Cybersecurity Is a Human Business
   2. Humans Have Inherent Value
   3. Humans Over Technology
   4. The Solution to the Problem of Cybersecurity Is Principally a Human Solution
   5. Character Costs and Character Pays
   6. Case Study: When Security Is on the Chopping Block
   7. Note
7. CHAPTER 3: To Serve and Protect
   1. We Need You on That Wall
   2. Know Your Why—Purpose and People
   3. Service Means Sharing: Sharing Starts with Good Communication
   4. Sharing with the Broader Cyber Community: We Are All on the Same Wall
   5. Checking In
   6. A Final Example
   7. Case Study: Responsible Disclosure of a Security Flaw
   8. Notes
8. CHAPTER 4: “Zero-Day” Humanity and Accountability
   1. Bad Decisions and Multiplication
   2. Humans Are Flawed
   3. Turning Vulnerability into Strength: It Begins with Humility
   4. Being a Lifelong Learner
   5. Handling the Mistakes of Others
   6. Let's Try to Avoid “Breaking Bad”
   7. How to Develop a Reflective Practice
   8. Case Study: To Pay or Not to Pay—A Ransomware Quandary
   9. Note
9. CHAPTER 5: It Begins and ...