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This course covers foundation knowledge and essential skills in all security domains in the cyber world - information security, systems security, network security, mobile security, physical security, ethics and laws, related technologies, defense, and mitigation techniques use in protecting businesses.
Content:
1) Introduction to Cybersecurity: Describe the characteristics of criminals and experts in the
cybersecurity world.
2) The Cybersecurity Cube: Describe how the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability
as they relate to data states and cybersecurity countermeasures.
3) Cybersecurity Threats, Vulnerabilities and Attacks: Describe cyber criminals' tactics, techniques and
procedures.
4) The Art of Protecting Secrets: Describe how technologies, products and procedures are used to
protect confidentiality.
5) The Art of Ensuring Integrity: Describe how technologies, products and procedures are used to
ensure integrity.
6) The Five Nines Concept: Describe how technologies, products, and procedures provide high
availability.
7) Protecting a Cybersecurity Domain: Explain how cybersecurity professionals use technologies,
processes and procedures to defend all components of the network.
8) Case studies in Cybersecurity.
Upon completion of the course, students will be able to perform the following tasks:
Describe the characteristics of criminals and experts in the cybersecurity world.
Describe how the principles of confidentiality, integrity, and availability as they relate to data states and cybersecurity countermeasures.
Describe the tactics, techniques and procedures used by cybercriminals.
Describe how technologies, products and procedures are used to protect confidentiality.
Describe how technologies, products and procedures are used to ensure integrity.
Describe how technologies, products and procedures provide high availability.
Explain how cybersecurity professionals use technologies, processes and procedures to defend all components of the net. |
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