author | title | subtitle | |
---|---|---|---|
Dan Goldsmith |
A152CEM: |
Introduction to Cyber Security |
aa9863@coventry.ac.uk |
Introduction
Welcome
Welcome to the Module
Module Name
- Officially its "Introduction to Cyber Security"
- May also be known as
- "Cyber Security for Everyone"
- "Defence against the Dark Arts"
Course Team
- Dan Goldsmith (aa9863@coventry.ac.uk)
- James Shuttleworth (csx239@coventry.ac.uk)
About Dan
- Computer Scientist and Ethical Hacker
- Favourite topics are the "Red Team"
- Breaking things
- Reverse Engineering
- Malware and Exploit Development.
About James
- Not a hacker in the modern sense of the word. Prefer's the term "spicy computer scientist."
- Absolutely a hacker in the old sense of the word. Someone who likes to make computers do interesting things.
How will you be taught?
No Lectures
- Except for this one....
- Co-Delivery approach.
- Course materials delivered via Coventry University Online
- Use Aula for "Community Driven Learning"
Pre Reading for Labs
- So this means you need to do some pre-reading (or watching videos)
- Work through the online materials, before the Lab session
- Will bring this all together in the Lab sessions
Aula
- Collaborative learning platform
- Each week there will be topics to discuss
- Use the feed to create posts (using #tags), and comment on others.
Lab Activities
- Review of the Week
- Group Discussion of topics for that week
- Presentations?
What will we be doing?
What is Security?
- What are the Threats?
- Who are the Threats?
- How much does this cost?
Social Engineering
- Are you Naked online?
- Social Engineering
- OS-Int
- Phishing
Cryptography
- Securing Data
- Securing Communications
- Passwords
The Legal Bit
- GDPR
- Ethics
- Law around Hacking
- Business Factors
H4ck th3 Pl4n3t!!!
- Real world Web Application Hacking
Malware
- Worms
- Viruses
- Antivirus / Malware
Assessment:
Report
- One Coursework Element
- Due at the end of the Module (10th April 2020)
- Report on Cyber Security threats to a fictional Organisation