Security, Basics gives you knowledge of potential threats and risks in IT and of how to prevent and deal with a hacked site. You gain knowledge of which rules and systems are needed to protect the company against digital attacks, and learn basic techniques for unauthorised intrusion such as XSS, SQL injections, social engineering and brute force. After the course you can design a user policy and show the savings made when rules and routines are followed.
Course purpose and goals The goal of the course is to give students in-depth knowledge of information and computer security and the impact the right security technology can have on society. The goal of the course is also to give students the knowledge to carry out digital investigation techniques and gain an understanding of the relationship between computer and human. After completing the course, students can act as advisers on security issues.
Course purpose and goals The goal of the course is to give students in-depth knowledge of information and computer security and the impact the right security technology can have on society. The goal of the course is also to give students the knowledge to carry out digital investigation techniques and gain an understanding of the relationship between computer and human. After completing the course, students can act as advisers on security issues.
Common threats and risks that companies face in a digital environment.
Basic techniques for unauthorised intrusion: XSS, SQL injection, social engineering and brute force.
How to act when a website has been hacked.
Designing rules and a user policy that reduce risks in the organisation.
The course is aimed at you who are new to IT security and want to understand basic threats, attack techniques and protection against digital attacks.
When you complete the course, TUC Yrkeshögskola issues your certificate. Your name, the course content and the issue date are encrypted and secured on blockchain, so it cannot be changed, and anyone can check that it is genuine.
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