Engineering Ethics in Mission-Critical Infrastructure: Responsibility, Reliability, and Operational Continuity
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Mission-critical infrastructure is usually discussed in terms of availability, reliability, performance, security, and recovery. Yet the most consequential moments in these environments are also ethical moments: a technician or engineer must decide what to change, what not to change, when to intervene, when to escalate, what risks to communicate, and how to preserve evidence and accountability while an organization is under operational pressure. This article presents a practical, author-proposed
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