This a self paced 12 week audit course that covers the fundamentals of risk analysis, risk management, security policy, legal issues, and secure systems development, risk management standards ( NIST 800-30, NIST 800-39), SANS 20 critical security practices, Incident response methodologies with a look through NIST SP800-61 and SP800-61, Digital forensics examination via NIST SP800-86, Digital forensics using Linux OS based on LEFE guide, Supply chain risk management practices using NIST SP800-161, Policy, legal and ethical implication of security management that addresses HIPAA/ FERPA.
Motivated people from diverse backgrounds who want to work in this field. Some knowledge of programming languages, as well as familiarity with Windows, Linux or Unix operating systems, will help with the Cyber Security Engineering Program. Detail-oriented problem-solvers with a technical background are a good fit for the program. We place a higher value on technical ability over formal education. Networking engineering certifications and degrees in technology, science, and mathematics are helpful. Undergraduate Degree or equivalent life experience
Self Study in Cyber Security
The materials within this course focus on the NICE Framework Task, Knowledge, and Skill statements identified within the indicated NICE Framework component(s):
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