The first ethical issue that arises when storing electronic information about individuals would be keeping people’s information longer than needed. If there is no reason to keep the information in the system, then it needs to get deleted or officially disposed of. Keeping the information too long poses too many threats. The second ethic issue that could arise would be the inappropriate use of data. This happens when an individual’s data or someone’s personal information is collected and used for a completely different reason than they got told. The third ethical issue that could arise is dealing with security breaches. A security breach can turn into an ethical issue when storing electronic information about Individuals when it doesn’t get handled correctly. An example of this would be not letting those individuals, whose personal information was involved, know that their information was put at risk. It needs to be handled correctly in order to prevent it from becoming an ethical issue. The last ethical issue that could arise would be selling personal information to third parties or any individuals who did not get consent to have that information in the first place. Not only is selling information to other people a privacy issue, but it also ruins the whole purpose of the information being confidential.