This case study analyzes an ethical dilemma faced by Maureen, an ICT professional working in a government agency dealing with drug and alcohol abuse. Maureen is tasked with creating a report using sensitive client data, including names and addresses. To meet a deadline, she copies the data to a USB drive and works from home, ultimately leaving the USB unattended. The assignment requires Maureen to evaluate her actions using the ACS Code of Ethics, the ACS Code of Professional Conduct, and the Australian Privacy Act 1988. The solution employs Chris Macdonald's framework for ethical decision-making, considering the moral dimensions, stakeholders, principles, and potential courses of action. The analysis highlights the importance of respecting intellectual property, maintaining confidentiality, and ensuring professional competence, while adhering to legal and organizational policies. The case explores how Maureen should balance the need to complete the report with her ethical obligations to protect client privacy and data security, emphasizing the potential consequences of her decisions and the importance of seeking guidance to make the right choices.