Assume that Froogle, a software company specializing in natural gas pipelines, has a new CISO, George Shrewd. After taking over, George is appalled at the level and type of cybersecurity investments that Froogle is making. He brings a plan to the Board of Directors to significantly increase cybersecurity funding, and times his presentation to coincide with a vote on a new corporate social responsibility mission statement stating in part, "Froogle shall have a positive impact on society, including the safety and well-being of its customers." You are a security specialist on George's staff and have to advise him on how to make his argument. Use at least one ethical tradition we discussed in class as part of your analysis, and anticipate likely counterarguments.