Overview

The student will be able to:Classify and differentiate a basic working knowledge of cybersecurity awareness and threats.Describe the roles, responsibilities, and tools of a cybersecurity manager.Inventory and analyze the basic knowledge of critical infrastructures and potential threats and impacts.Summarize and discuss an understanding of the basics of the Comprehensive National CybersecurityInitiative (CNCI).Explain the evolving environment of cybersecurity international law, national law enforcement, and organizational security measures and counter measures.Classify future trends in cybersecurity issues facing public and private enterprises.The principles of information security focuses on three core components: confidentiality, integrity, and availability, commonly referred to as the CIA triad.Confidentiality ensures that sensitive information is accessed only by authorized individuals. This involves implementing measures such as encryption, access controls, and secure communication methods to protect data from unauthorized disclosure.Integrity refers to maintaining the accuracy and trustworthiness of data throughout its lifecycle. This includes protecting data from unauthorized modification, ensuring that information is complete and accurate, and validating that data remains reliable and authentic.Availability guarantees that information and resources are accessible to authorized users whenever needed. This involves implementing robust systems and protocols that ensure minimal downtime and prompt recovery from incidents that could disrupt access to data, such as cyberattacks or hardware failures.Together, these principles form the foundation of an effective information security strategy, addressing the diverse threats that information assets face.

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