A professional code of ethics
Kira Vrist Rønn
Abstract
Kira Vrist Rønn
Abstract
In the digital age professional integrity is needed more than ever when confronting “fake news” and disinformation, and the risk of biases and politicisation when facing decision-makers and their expectations. In particular, a professional code of ethics for intelligence analysts must be developed that considers the problems associated with the increasing use of open sources and social media intelligence.
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In the digital age professional integrity is needed more than ever when confronting “fake news” and disinformation, and the risk of biases and politicisation when facing decision-makers and their expectations. In particular, a professional code of ethics for intelligence analysts must be developed that considers the problems associated with the increasing use of open sources and social media intelligence.
Key concepts: Code (set theory), Ethical code, Engineering ethics, Professional ethics, Sociology, Political science, Computer science, Programming language