Cores and Concepts of Information Systems Security
X52.9380 /
Continuing Education
/ $1,195
FALL 2008
This course provides IT professionals with an introduction to the core concepts of information systems security: access control; administration; auditing and monitoring; and risk, response, and recovery. Learn how policies, standards, procedures, and guidelines are established to ensure confidentiality, integrity, and availability. Become familiar with security measures applied to networking, transmission methods, and the operation of private and public networks. Unravel countermeasures and prevention techniques for dealing with malicious code, and gain an understanding of how security is implemented in multiple technology environments, including client/server, Web, mainframe, wireless, and RFID.
This course is applicable toward:
Course Materials
Section 1
Thursday
6:20pm-9:20pm
October 2 - December 11
No class on Nov. 27
10 Sessions
Instructor:
Daniel Medina
Location: 48 Cooper Square
