CYBM 5503 - Cybersecurity Regulations and Laws

Credits: 3

Description: This course is twofold. First, it provides a broad overview of cybersecurity. The terminology, approaches, and underlying technologies used in cybersecurity are covered. Understanding of common cyber-attacks, risks, and techniques for identifying, detecting, and defending against cybersecurity threats are addressed. Social engineering, cryptography, and network and application security are introduced.

Second, this course introduces current cyber regulations and laws as they relate to cybersecurity. Students will examine the role, both by private and public sectors, in securing cyberspace. Students will also examine legal/policy and ethical issues such as privacy, surveillance, civil liberties and constitutional protections in securing cyberspace. Finally, the course will explore emerging compliance frameworks for cybersecurity.