Which of the following is likely to be the biggest ethical problem you face in your new job?

Employee privacy

Environmental concerns

Consumer privacy

Relevant communication

Imagine that in your meeting with company executives, they tell you not to worry about the potential security problem because fixing it right now would cost too much, and notifying customers would result in a loss of business. If you decide to ignore this matter, which of the following rationales most closely matches yours in this situation?

People can have their identity stolen any number of ways, and the information that our product may have a problem is available online anyway. I$\text{'}$m not hurting anyone by not saying anything.

Our product prevents a lot more violations of privacy than it causes, and releasing information about security breaches would discourage people from using our product, reducing the amount of good it does.

My managers want me to help the company meet its economic responsibilities, and it's my job to follow orders.

No security system is foolproof, so the fact that ours may have some cracks doesn't make any difference. Customers will be vulnerable no matter what service they use.