Cybersecurity II

The Cybersecurity II course provides a comprehensive overview of key concepts and practices in cybersecurity. Students learn to identify and mitigate common threats and vulnerabilities, including malware, ransomware, and social engineering attacks. The course covers critical access management, encryption methods, and network security, with a focus on securing wireless networks, implementing firewalls, and VPN technologies. Participants also explore endpoint security, vulnerability management, risk assessment, and the principles of disaster recovery and business continuity planning. Additionally, students gain practical skills in incident handling, digital forensics, and monitoring security events, ensuring they are prepared to respond to cybersecurity incidents and comply with regulatory frameworks.

Grade Level

9-12

Materials

None

Duration

1 Semester

Credit Value

0.5

Prerequisites

None