Encyclopedia of information ethics and security / Marian Quigley [editor].

Topics address a wide range of life areas affected by computer technology, including: education, the workplace, health, privacy, intellectual property, identity, computer crime, cyber terrorism, equity and access, banking, shopping, publishing, legal and political issues, censorship, artificial intelligence, the environment, communication.

Privacy and access to electronic health records / Dick Whiddett, Inga Hunter, Judith Engelbrecht, and Jocelyn Handy
Privacy and online data collection / Cualin Guruau
Privacy in data mining textbooks / James Lawler and John C. Molluzzo
Protection of mobile agent data / Sheng-Uei Guan
Rule-based policies for secured defense meetings / Pravin Shetty and Seng Loke
Secure agent roaming under m-commerce / Sheng-Uei Guan
Secure automated clearing house transactions / Jan Skalicky Hanson and Mark B. Schmidt
Security dilemmas for Canada's new government / Jeffrey Roy
Security model for educational satellite networks / Sanjay Jasola and Ramesh C. Sharma
Security of communication and quantum technology / Gregory Paperin
Security protection for critical infrastructure / M. J. Warren and T. B. Busuttil
Spyware / Thomas F. Stafford
Sustainable information society / Ralf Isenmann
Taxonomy of computer and information ethics / Sabah S. Al-Fedaghi
Tools for representing and processing narratives / Ephraim Nissan
Traditional knowledge and intellectual property / Ulia Popova-Gosart
Universal Internet access under an ethical lens / Alessandro Arbore.