About the course

When computer networks and information systems initially appeared, security requirement concerns were not foreseen or considered. However, as networks and the Internet evolved, specialists began noticing fragilities within their information infrastructures and systems.

Therefore, the demand for information security professionals is high nationally, and it will increasingly become a requirement for organizations that provide Information Technology services.

By the end of this course, the student will be qualified to work in the computer network and information system infrastructure management, be capable of developing a series of security policies, programming contingency plans, and high availability environments.

Subjects

• Introduction to Information Security Management
• Operating System and Computer Network Security
• Development and Database Security
• People Management
• Information Security Policy
• Strategic Planning in Information Security
• Risk Management and Information Security Governance
• Vulnerability Analysis Systems and Penetration Testing
• Physical Security and Business Continuity Plan
• Firewall Systems and Intruder Detection
• Digital Law – Ethical and Legal Aspects
• Computer Forensics
• Mobile Computing and Cloud Computing Security
• Scientific Method
• Scientific Article (Final Paper)