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Network and Systems Security

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Herzing University-Birmingham

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Learning Outcomes

Herzing University-Birmingham

Upon the successful completion of this course, students will be able to: define and discuss fundamental concepts and core principles underlying network security, encryption techniques, and authentication protocols, enabling effective discernment and addressing diverse security threats;analyze different types of network security measures, including firewalls, intrusion detection/prevention systems, and encryption methods, recognizing their significance in fortifying network infrastructure and safeguarding sensitive data; explore emerging technologies and trends in network security, such as wireless network security protocols, web application security, and continuous improvement practices, fostering adaptability and readiness to address evolving security challenges;cultivate critical thinking and problem-solving abilities in identifying and mitigating security vulnerabilities; and conduct security audits and implement incident response procedures to uphold network integrity and resilience against cyber threats.

Major Course Topics

Major topics include fundamentals of network security; foundations of Information Security; principles of network encryption; fundamentals of network Firewall systems; advanced concepts in wireless network security; advanced Concepts in web application security; advanced topics in network authentication and security; and advanced network auditing and configuration management.

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