Probity
Pronunciation (カタカナ): プロビティー (Purobitī)
Part of Speech: noun
Definition:
The quality of having strong moral principles such as honesty and integrity.
Example:
“Like many politicians, he couldn’t resist turning away from probity toward impropriety.”
The best #DigitalForensics cases are the ones where you dig so deep for the truth that a confession or third party testimony is not even needed.
Even better are the cases where the truth that is found fully upends the prevailing narrative and sets the innocent free.
We need probity, attention to detail, and due diligence in all we do.
@vanitarium @TheGuardian this is a sketch not a news item.
Are you annoyed that @johncrace says she shows no greater morals than a lying Tory and she happens to be a Scot?
#probity is demonstrated by open communication not encrypted private channels, & by retaining ALL Comms for independent audit.
No politician believes self-audit to be transparent, just that they can get away with saying they acted in our best interests. #Sturgeon included herself through deliberate action, be annoyed at her.
Boston Consulting Group has been handed a $200,000 pay-rise for its work on COVIDSafe, with the development of the controversial contact tracing app now costing more than $2.5 million in private contractor fees alone.The global consulting giant landed a $484,000 contract with the Digital Transformation Agency in April for a one-month advisory role assisting with the development of the digital contact tracing service.It had earlier been awarded a $220,000 contract with the Department of Home Affairs for work on the early stages of the same app, which was later handed to the DTA.
While #neoliberalism and #probity have always been like fire and water, #CoronaCrisis reveals that honest dealings have been completely eliminated from the collective consciousness.
Rip-offs, scare tactics and abuse of rights everywhere. Pitiful.
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