There are four types of ethical issues that arise when it comes to storing electronic information about individuals. And they are data breach, data inaccuracies, system implementation, and confidentiality. The first example is data breach. A data breach can occur when occurs when unauthorized individuals gain access to sensitive information. Types of information stolen includes their birthdate, house address, bank information, among others. The second type of ethical issue that does come up is ethical issue is data inaccuracies. Inaccurate data can also reduce lead generations, making it more difficult to target potential prospects. Not only that it will have an impact on personal information, but it will also loose income as well as damage growth in business. The next ethical issue that does affect electronic information is system implantation. According to The Economic Times, the main issue for AI (aka Artificial Intelligence) is surveillance and monitoring purposes. Detecting personal information is used to personal like law enforcement detecting criminals and suspects. The final ethical issue that could have an impact on electronic data Confidentiality. Recent evidence has shown that Confidentiality have led to users to show their data which includes their personal data. Multiple users maybe impacted simultaneously when it comes to large-scare personal data breaches.

When it comes to cybersecurity risks in the United States and other countries there are many differences. As of 2023, the country that has the worse risk for cybersecurity is Myanmar. The reason why the country has the worse cybersecurity risk is because it does not have any data protection or privacy laws when it comes to protecting electronic information. When it comes to the United States, a study from 2020 has place the country in 3rd place whereas Germany has been 2nd while Denmark is 1st. In order for there to be less cybersecurity, there needs to more security