10 courses with the subject CSM, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
This course provides a broad overview of cybersecurity. Topics include Internet security, malware, vulnerability analysis, cybersecurity ethics, privacy, policies/procedures, and mitigation strategies for potential cyber threats.
This course covers the principles and practices of computer system security. Topics include common threats, vulnerabilities, and fundamental tools and techniques used to secure critical information assets.
Cybersecurity governance is the comprehensive approach an organization takes to manage cyber risk, as defined by top-level management. Topics in this course will include compliance monitoring and reporting, accountability frameworks, decision-making hierarchies, mitigation plans and strategies, and oversight processes and procedures.
This course pertains to the identification, understanding and analyzing risks associated with information assets within an organization. Students will learn, primarily, the risk management process and how to balance information risks and controls within an organization. Risk assessment methods, such as NIST SP 800 series and FAIR would be taught in this course.
All organizations, regardless of size, need to implement cybersecurity best practices to protect their most critical assets. This course covers strategies and management practices used to secure organizations against cyber threats. Topics include developing and implementing effective cybersecurity policies and procedures, assessing risks and vulnerabilities, and responding to security incidents. Students will learn security standards such as the ISO 27000 series, COBIT 5 and security maturity models.
The cybersecurity environment is a multidisciplinary landscape involving technical, administrative, and legal concepts. Information Privacy refers to the rights and controls individuals have over the personally identifiable information (PII) that are collected, stored, and used from them by organizations. To ensure privacy is adequately managed in organizations, practitioners must be well-versed in ethical decision-making and compliance with well-known standards and regulations. These include standards such as PCI-DSS, and regulations like HIPAA, GDPR, etc.
Modern enterprise cybersecurity requires the “hacker” perspective and in-depth penetration testing. These offensive techniques require an understanding of systems, their vulnerabilities and defensive measures. This course will give students an overview of the Penetration Tester career field within Cybersecurity and hands-on activities to reinforce understanding of the offensive perspective in cybersecurity. This course is aligned with industry certifications such as CompTIA Pentest +, E-Council Certified Ethical Hacker (CEH), and Offsec PEN-200 Penetration Testing with Kali Linux.
This course teaches concepts and skills necessary to manage innovation and technology in today’s highly competitive marketplace. As most organizations today compete on their ability to innovate and quickly deliver technological advances, managing technology and innovation is a key component of business strategy and organizational success. Students will learn both theory and practical approaches to leading organizations through critical business changes.
The advancement of information systems and technology offers a vital benefit for businesses. However, it also brings ever-increasing challenges due to the existence of hackers, malware, viruses, and cybercrimes. This course will cover topics related to developing, implementing, monitoring, and auditing an information system’s security. Managerial concepts for security of operating systems, administering security, and legal/ethical/policy issues examined. Explores the advancement in security detection and implementation, problem-solving techniques, and the role and importance of the information systems auditor.
The cybersecurity internship is an experiential opportunity for students to learn while working with industry professionals, gaining the knowledge and skills necessary for entry level positions. Students will complete 135 hours of experiential learning either in person or remote and document their experience through weekly journals and an end of course paper. To meet AACSB accreditation requirements, the internship must be administered through the School of Business and Economics Office of Internships. Students must meet site-specific employment requirements. Semester(s) Offered: {Fall, Winter, Spring, Summer
Source: SUNY College at Plattsburgh's catalog, linked per course · table learning_unit · CourseShelf publish 61
