Introduction to Cybersecurity
Introduction to Cybersecurity
Corporates and individuals alike are susceptible to cyberattacks. According to MIT Technology review, the number of unfilled cybersecurity jobs is expected to grow by 350 percent, from one million positions in 2013 to 3.5 million in 2021. This signals a huge demand for cybersecurity talents as companies continue to undergo digitalisation. In this microlearning course, you will gain a basic understanding of Cybersecurity and its risk management frameworks.
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Includes:
Beginner Level
15 Microlearning Sessions
223 min. of Experiential Content
97 Learning Actions
Group Discussions & Sharing
Offline Access
Lifetime Access via Mobile and Web
Digital Certificate shareable on LinkedIn
Session Overview
Before We Begin…
What is Cybersecurity?
Evolution of Cybersecurity
CIA Triad
Topic 1: Defence in Depth
- Topic 2: Basic Types of Threats
- Topic 3: Malicious Software
- Topic 4: Hackers
- Topic 5: The IAAA Framework
- Topic 5.1: IAAA - Identification
- Topic 5.2: IAAA - Authentication
- Topic 5.3: IAAA - Authorisation
- Topic 5.4: IAAA - Accountability
- Topic 6: Types of Access Controls
- Topic 7: Security Policies
What is this 'Microlearning Course' about?
This course will explore the field of cybersecurity, as well as introduce to you the endless battle of wit between the technology makers and the technology breakers.
Who is this course designed for?
The course does not require any prior knowledge of computer security. It is suitable for anyone interested in improving the security of their digital information
What will you take away?
At the end of this course, you will be able to:
Develop a basic understanding of cybersecurity
Explore the history of cybersecurity
Understand the basic types of malware, threats and hackers
Learn about the 'CIA triad' and the 'IAAA framework'
Learner Reviews
Beyond their core business of conducting full-time courses for students, Temasek Polytechnic is also committed to the practical re-skilling and professional development of adult learners. They believe in helping individuals and organisations equip themselves with the necessary skills to meet the challenges of a dynamic economy.