This report provides a detailed analysis of the 'Early Launch' scenario, where a program director pressures a project manager to launch a project before its due date without proper encryption for potential financial gain. The report identifies this as an ethical issue, analyzing it through the lens of the ACS Code of Professional Conduct. It examines the scenario's implications concerning public interest, quality of life, honesty, competence, professional development, and professionalism. The analysis reveals violations of ethical principles, particularly regarding the prioritization of personal profit over client security and data integrity. The report recommends that the project manager take legal action against unethical superiors and inform the client about the lack of encryption. The conclusion emphasizes the unethical nature of the program director's actions and the importance of adhering to the ACS Code of Conduct to uphold professional standards.