Course Summary
This is a 101 IT cyber security short course designed to teach you about IT security issues, looking at the types of attacks that are happening now, how they work and how to protect yourself and your organisation against them. The course is centred around the crucial and relevant cyber security skills and techniques needed to protect and defend your organisation’s business assets and information systems. Training is delivered in a boot camp style format and with integrated hands-on lab exercises designed to give you the chance to test your newly acquired skills.
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Course Content
- Overview of Computer Science/IT
- Networking Fundamentals
- Open Source Intelligence
- Cyber Security Knowledge Domains
- Roles in Industry
- Cyber Security Threat Modelling using STRIDE methodology
- Real world case studies
- Information resources for staying current
Learning Outcomes
Skills/competencies/knowledge that would be gained through this course:
- Understand the cyber threats and vulnerabilities of computer networks, protocols, applications and network equipment.
- Understand basic cybersecurity issues, privacy principles and organisational requirements relating to data confidentiality, integrity, and availability.
- Understand common attack vectors, different classes of attacks and types of cyber attackers.
- Understand basic cryptography and cryptographic key management concepts.
- Use Linux command line tools to determine network content, passwords and vulnerabilities.
Statement of Attendance/ Badge is provided upon completion?
- UNSW Canberra certificate of attendance.
Who should attend
Ideal for: This is an entry level course for potential cyber security professionals who are competent computer users and assumes no Cyber Security knowledge and basic skills in Windows.
Prerequisite: None
