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Rick and Andretti work in the II department of a company. They are considered the qurus of the department as they are very tech sawy. Both are studying at an online university for their top tier certification in order to be hired long-term - atter all that means an increase in salaryt One Fnday night at the bar with Andretti and a few other buddies. Rick who had one too many beers, openly told this buddies that he pays his other teciy friend Aaron to do his assignments. Aaron even logs in as fick to upload the assignments. Rick even got an A+ in this last two courses and he was recommended to be placed on the fast track for certificationl This is great nows for ficke However, one of his co-workess Kat, was at another table and ovemeard the conversation. As kai lecked acreas at Rick, he saw Andretti giving hien a threatening stare Kai feeis obligated to do or say something ai but whot shiould he do? What should he say? Kat arks you in confidence for your advice since you are the is Manager. vou briog the case to your team of frue to evaluste the ethical security andier privacy breaches. Instructions Use the following information to advise kal on what he should do, or say, Do not include yourself or your team as part of the evaluation. apply the following free steps in etrical aratysis to arrive at your solution. Use point form to help with clarity 1. identify and describe ceary the facts. 2. Define the confict or dilemma and identity the higher-order values imvolved (general examples ot higher order values include ones freedom, privacy, frotection of property atch 3. Identity all stakeholdes ntwrested parties: 4. identity the options that Kai can reasonably take 5. Idertify the poteritial conisecuences of ukis options. Pecommend to Kar what he shocld olo identofyingrthe isseciated fyle from the list below. Recommend to kai what he should do, identifying the associated rule from the list below. - Six ethcal principles are available to judge conduct. These principles are derived independently from several cultural, religious, and intellectual traditions and inctude: o Golden Rule-jo unto others as you would have them do unto you. o. Immanuel Kantis Categorical Imperative-If an action is not right for everyone to take, it is not right for anyone. - Descartes rule of change-if an action cannot be taken repeatedly, it is not right to take at all. - Utilitarian Principle- Take the action that achieves the higher or greater value. 0. Risk Aversion Principle-Take the action that produces the least harm or the least potential cost. a No free lunch" nule-Assume that virtually al tangible and intangible objects are owned by someone else unless there is a ypecific declaration otherwise