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A IT company is considering to invest in a foreign nation but it doesn’t have any legislation regarding IT security thus the company is in dilemma. Why is it a big issue? A IT company can deal IT security by itself with their own equipment and why they require IT laws protecting the company. I don’t understand the business world.
They can take action themselves to protect themselves, but it is safer if the government in that company has laws, for example, against hacking and industrial espionage.
You are at more risk in a lawless environment than one with laws despite what self-defence you might use.
Thanks.
It was ethical dilemma. Sorry, I omitted the word ‘ethical’.
How such a situation would throw them in ethical dilemma?