Introduction to Cybersecurity
Course Description
Summary
Introduction to Cybersecurity provides students with an overview of the fundamental concepts, principles, and practices in the field of cybersecurity. The course covers various topics including the cybersecurity landscape, international and national perspectives, legal considerations, threat actors, and more. Students will gain insights into the importance of cybersecurity, understand the different threat actors, and explore the legal and ethical implications associated with cybersecurity practices.Prerequisites
Basic Computer Skills: Students should have a fundamental understanding of computer operation, file management, and internet usage.
Knowledge of Networking Concepts: Familiarity with basic networking concepts such as IP addressing, subnetting, and network protocols is recommended.
Understanding of Information Security Principles: Prior exposure to information security principles such as confidentiality, integrity, and availability (CIA triad) would be beneficial.
Proficiency in Critical Thinking: Students should possess critical thinking skills to analyze and assess cybersecurity scenarios and apply appropriate mitigation strategies.
Basic Understanding of Legal and Ethical Issues: An awareness of legal and ethical considerations in the context of technology and information security is advantageous.
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