ISO BS7799 code

Anyone here got an electronic copy of the ISO BS7799 code please. I could
do with making some reference to it in a computer ethics assignment.

Cheers

Damian

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UKRA 1159 Level 2 RSO
EARS 1115
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Damian Burrin

Damian Burrin wrote:
> Anyone here got an electronic copy of the ISO BS7799 code please. I could
> do with making some reference to it in a computer ethics assignment.
>
> Cheers
>
> Damian
>
pay for it!

Martin

>pay for it!

For a couple of quotes for one uni assignment. Hardly seems worth the
excesive fee!!

Damian

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UKRA 1159 Level 2 RSO
EARS 1115
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http://www.larf-rocketry.co.uk

"Martin" <> wrote in message
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> Damian Burrin wrote:
>> Anyone here got an electronic copy of the ISO BS7799 code please. I
>> could do with making some reference to it in a computer ethics
>> assignment.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Damian
>>
> pay for it!

Damian Burrin

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 20:35:05 GMT, "Damian Burrin"
<> wrote:

>>pay for it!
>
>For a couple of quotes for one uni assignment. Hardly seems worth the
>excesive fee!!

We guess you fail your computer ethics course.

What sort of place is it that does not have it in the library anyway?
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Jim Watt

>We guess you fail your computer ethics course

Doubt it, I have a copy of the ieee version which is freely available from
links on the uni website.


>What sort of place is it that does not have it in the library anyway?

As I work full time, and my uni and libray is a 100mile round trip for me
it's a bit dificult. I'm sure they'll have a copy it's just a complete
pain. After all this is only one 12pt module on my course and I've probably
done enough to get at least a 2:1 for the unit. Would have been nice to add
some reference from a BS code though.

Damian

--
Damian Burrin
UKRA 1159 Level 2 RSO
EARS 1115
http://www.ukrocketry.com
http://www.larf-rocketry.co.uk

"Jim Watt" <_way> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 20:35:05 GMT, "Damian Burrin"
> <> wrote:
>
>>>pay for it!
>>
>>For a couple of quotes for one uni assignment. Hardly seems worth the
>>excesive fee!!
>
> We guess you fail your computer ethics course.
>
> What sort of place is it that does not have it in the library anyway?
> --
> Jim Watt
> http://www.gibnet.com

Damian Burrin

Damian Burrin wrote:
>>We guess you fail your computer ethics course
>
>
> Doubt it, I have a copy of the ieee version which is freely available from
> links on the uni website.
>
>
>
>>What sort of place is it that does not have it in the library anyway?
>
>
> As I work full time, and my uni and libray is a 100mile round trip for me
> it's a bit dificult. I'm sure they'll have a copy it's just a complete
> pain. After all this is only one 12pt module on my course and I've probably
> done enough to get at least a 2:1 for the unit. Would have been nice to add
> some reference from a BS code though.
>
> Damian
>
you DID say ethics?

who is your prof? He needs a pointer as to what some members of his
class call "ethics"

Let me into a secret, trying to steal data is NOT ethical.

Oh, and I did once turn down two very good candidates for employment
because they failed to meet my company's ethical standards.

Martin

On Fri, 25 Mar 2005 20:25:23 +0000 (UTC), Martin
<> wrote:

>Damian Burrin wrote:
>> Anyone here got an electronic copy of the ISO BS7799 code please. I could
>> do with making some reference to it in a computer ethics assignment.
>>
>> Cheers
>>
>> Damian
>>
>pay for it!

LOL. Yes Yes do PAY FOR IT.

The absolute first and most important thing to learn about ISO this
and ISO that (and most certainly ISO9000 and all it's siblings) is
that it's all about PAYING MONEY.

Any scumbag company can get certified provided they pay the right
people the money.

And that's all the ethics you will ever need to learn, and if you
don't learn it early, your in for a long hard life.

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