SPY 2011Cybersecurity 3

Cyber Security (3) covers a very wide range of cybersecurity technologies, processes, and tools that will really open your eyes. It explores the main concepts and solutions to a wide range of network defense issues and cybersecurity design principles. It discusses in detail the creation and implementation of policies that ensure compliance with laws and industry standards. Also,

it progressively layers multiple security controls in order to end the course with a functional security architecture implemented in the cloud. 





Mid Term 1: 7th October, 2024

Mid Term 2: 18th November, 2024


(Assignment Due Date: 18th November, 2024 )

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