CFI 1083 - System Security and Network Auditing

1. Social engineering and malware
2. Data Security and vulnerabilities assessment
3. Wireless and network security
4. Network security devices and technology
5. Cryptography and public key infrastructure.
6. Account management and authentication
7. Access management
8. Embedded devices and mobile security
9. Importance of ethical issues and civic responsibility in cyber security
10. Common ethical dilemmas and decision-making for cybersecurity professionals
11. Cybersecurity professionals’ obligations to the public
12. Ethical frameworks guide and best practices in cybersecurity practice

1. implement computer security policies in a network environment.
2. explain user rights and the need for documented permission.
3. evaluate the information contained in network and Windows log files.
4. implement security policies from templates and other security tools from Windows.
5. configure Windows software management applications such as SUS, SMS, and Windows Update to ensure security compliance across the network.
6. explain the basic windows infrastructure.
7. interpret firewall and IIS log files.
8. use Windows scripting, auditing, and scheduling tools.
9. Explain how technology can impact user behaviors, privacy, politics, and relationship.
10. Discuss the role of Cybersecurity concerning ethics, artificial intelligence, and  (such as online bullying, data collection, micro-targeting, and profiling).
11. Describe common ethical challenges and social dilemmas for Cybersecurity in the technology industry.

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