This research proposal, prepared for the MSc Information Systems Management course at De Montfort University, investigates the ethical and moral dilemmas encountered by computing professionals. The study aims to understand how ethical considerations impact areas such as software configuration and data privacy. It addresses the responsibilities of computing professionals in maintaining user data security and explores historical and current ethical issues within the field. The proposal outlines a mixed-method approach to be completed within 24 weeks, with the goal of contributing novel findings to the discipline. Key research questions include how ethical dilemmas are relevant in computing and how professionals can minimize risks to users. The literature review covers past developments, current situations, and ethical issues like privacy and copyright. The methodology section discusses descriptive, explanatory, and remedial research approaches, focusing on the importance of systematic problem-solving. The research will use a qualitative approach, incorporating interactive interviewing to collect data. The proposal includes a project plan, ethical considerations, and references, aiming to provide a comprehensive analysis of computing ethics.