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Critical Investigation And Review Of Cybertech Case

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To carry out a critical investigation and review of the above-presented case, it is important to understand the dynamics of this case. CyberTech is involved in a series of cases that relate to all the companies that are mentioned in the various lawsuits. These companies are; Office of Personnel Management (OPM), Anomolous, as well as Equation Set. In one way or the other, CyberTech’s involvement in the various lawsuits is intertwined. To begin with, in the case involving OPM, CyberTech is the company that carries out forensic investigations. In other terms, CyberTech represents OPM as the firm carrying out investigative forensic consultancy. In the case involving Anomolous, CyberTech offers support to the company in …show more content…

This means that the mitigation process should be such that it takes place in alignment with pertinent issues that will arise when evaluating the matter. Although in some cases there is no need for ethical considerations, some cases require that these ethical considerations be present. In the event that there is a need for ethical considerations, there should be a balance between critical reasoning as well as ethical …show more content…

Addressing or rather getting rid of the conflict of interest will make sure that the lawsuits are settled and involved parties can be satisfied with the outcome of the suit. I would recommend that CyberTech choose one company to work with. They could either decide to stay loyal to Anomolous or switch and maintain its relationship with the law firm representing OPM. Looking at the matter objectively, the claims made by OPM against Anomolous are damning and very serious. Therefore, in the event that OPM wins the lawsuit, CyberTech would suffer a huge blow. Therefore, I would advise CyberTech to terminate the relationship they have with Anomolous just to make sure that they avoid the risk of being accused of being complicit with the cybercrime charges that OPM has against Anomolous. On the other and, I would also recommend that CyberTech end the informal relationship they have with the law firm representing OPM. In case the lawsuit goes against the expectations by OPM, CyberTech would suffer a massive blow as well since they would be involved indirectly with OPM. Therefore, I am of the opinion that the company does not have any involvement whatsoever with either of the parties involved in the

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