The course will examine security authentication methods and how they are used to help secure environments. Subjects to be reviewed include physical security, access methods such as biometric and smart card technologies, two factor authentication and identity and access management.
This course will concentrate on components of a log collection system as well as log file management and optimization of the log review process through the correlation of events and real time alerts. Students will explore how to introduce and manage change in a controlled and coordinated manner.
This course will examine the risks and vulnerabilities in the use of wireless and mobile networks. Students will implement and actively manage the security configuration of wireless and mobile devices in order to prevent attackers from exploiting vulnerable services and settings.
This course will study how newly emerging technologies such as virtualization, Cloud computing, the Internet of Things, and SDN technologies impact the security and integrity of data and also examine systems that are increasingly at risk, e.g. mission critical systems such as SCADA. Students will experiment with new technologies and threats and develop adaptive mitigation strategies and a structured approach to life-long learning and continuous professional development.
This course develops the skills, attitudes, processes and habits required to successfully prepare for a variety of interview scenarios and the associated presentation techniques. Emphasis is on the development of a professional portfolio and the part that personal marketing plays in gaining successful, relevant employment. The course will also continue to build professional habits, methodologies and strategies to help graduates remain current and relevant in an ever evolving profession.