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Managers are often faced with the need to make ethical decisions, affecting their organizations and both internal and external stakeholders. Assume you are a Chief Executive Officer in a well-known Australian corporation. Your information technology manager had just told you of a hacking scandal that involved you firm's competitor in the United States of America. This major cyber security breach saw hackers stealing hundreds of terabytes of data including sensitive financial needs, staff passwords and emails. Your information technology manager says he has detected some flaws in your firm's online network and is requesting of tens of millions of dollars to upgrade your organizations cyber security system. There are limited funds in your budgets and spending tens of millions of dollars to upgrade the firm's network security system will mean cut backs in other departments. In this unit we have discussed three ethical decision making models. Please discuss these three ethical decision making models. Choose one of the three ethical decision on whether or not to accept the request from the information technology manager.

Based on the 3 ethical decisions, justice, moral rights and utilitarian. The final decision must be concluded as request accepted based on utilitarian models.