Cyber Security – Technology and Governance
This specialisation covers topics ranging from the security of computer system and networks, to the key role of human aspects in cybercrime. You will learn fundamental concepts related to computer system core components and how computers work, then extend this to consider a variety of topics from hardware to applications. Aspects of cybercriminal activity are explained in topics such as social engineering, arguably the most important attack vector in cybercrime, and the range of actors related to cybercrime: the criminals, the victims, and law enforcement. Finally, you will be presented with some of the key components of practical cyber security management and its governance. This includes what happens when things go wrong, understanding how organisations can respond to incidents, through to the essential role of people in achieving better cyber security outcomes.
What's inside
Four courses
Introduction to Computer Security
(1 hours)
Introduction to Computer Security
(1 hours)
Introduction to Network Security
Introduction to Network Security
Security Management and Governance
Security Management and Governance
Cybercrime
Cybercrime
Learning objectives
- Some of the issues in computer security, including learning about components of computer systems, the operating system, programs, data and networking
- Key security threats and risks faced in computer networks by gaining understanding of digital networks and their operation
- Integrate incident management and a rich knowledge of people into a real-world information security management system for an organisation
- National and organisational cybersecurity culture, training, and other components which affect cybercriminal activity
- Some of the issues in computer security, including learning about components of computer systems, the operating system, programs, data and networking
- Key security threats and risks faced in computer networks by gaining understanding of digital networks and their operation
- Integrate incident management and a rich knowledge of people into a real-world information security management system for an organisation
- National and organisational cybersecurity culture, training, and other components which affect cybercriminal activity
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