Harrisburg University of Science and Technology · Courses
CYOM
23 courses with the subject CYOM, 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.
None Description: This course provides students with basic concepts of cybersecurity fundamentals. Students receive a basic awareness of threats to information systems, vulnerabilities inherent to modern architectures and the options available to mitigate threats within a system. Offered Fall semester, annually.
CYOM 105 Description: This course provides students with an understanding of information security policy and how to apply industry and government best practice rules and guidelines. Students begin to create, implement, and institutionalize organization policies that ensure legal, ethical, privacy and compliance standards which are supported. The course compares and contrasts the role of government versus commercial security, to include funding, culture, stakeholders, and classified information protections. Offered Spring semester, annually.
CYOM 215Critical Thinking, Reasoning and Analysis in Cybersecurity3
CYOM 130 Description: Relating to people, process and technology this course provides students the methods to think through and solve complex global cybersecurity problems. Students are introduced to specific methodologies regarding systems engineering and processes, such as Shewhart cycle, OODA loop, and RPR diagnosis as they apply to networks and cybersecurity. Offered Fall semester, annually.
CYOM 130 Description: This course provides students with a basic awareness of the options available to understand and mitigate threats within a system. It demonstrates the methodologies used by threat actors to exploit systems and how cybersecurity professionals can architect more secure systems that support business imperatives, while mitigating cyber risks. An overview of applications, networks, mobile devices, wireless security, and tool categories such as firewall, SIEM, and vulnerability management tools are discussed. Offered Fall semester, annually.
CYOM 130 Description: This course provides students with a basic awareness for building defense in depth architectures and security controls into an organization’s technology processes, workforce considerations and network architectures. As part of this course, students gain a preliminary understanding of cryptography and concepts such as authentication. Offered Spring semester, annually.
None Description: This course provides students with the ability to develop policies, plans and processes necessary to implement and measure an effective, risk-based cybersecurity program. Students synthesize current delivery practices and methodologies for measurable results within the cybersecurity program. Students in the management and leadership concentration complete this course. Offered Spring semester, annually.
CYOM 130 Description: This course provides the student with the design fundamentals of the compliance and management governing of the deployment of cloud services. The technologies and services that enable cloud computing, different types of cloud computing models and the security and legal issues associated with cloud computing are covered. Offered Fall semester, annually.
CYOM 105 Description: This course teaches the student how database systems are used, managed, and issues associated with protecting the associated data assets. The course will describe the purposes and functionality of database systems, database design techniques, data access methods, and the challenges and opportunities associated with Big Data. The student will practice configuring database objects, writing SQL commands, and designing tables within a database management system. The student will be introduced to common careers associated with database systems. Offered Fall semester, annually.
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides the student with an understanding of risk assessment models, methodologies, and processes. The student is shown how to perform a mission-focused data risk assessment. The results are presented as strategic and tactical recommendations to senior leaders on how to best mitigate risks to the organization’s data. Offered Spring semester, annually.
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides students with an awareness of the new and existing cyber threat technologies to understand and mitigate risks to a system. Demonstrates the methodologies used by threat actors to exploit systems and how cybersecurity professionals can architect more secure systems that support business imperatives, while mitigating cyber risks. An overview of applications, networks, mobile devices, wireless security, and tool categories such as firewall, SIEM, and vulnerability management tools are discussed. Offered Spring semester, annually.
CYOM 450Risk Identification by Penetration Testing3
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides students with an understanding of risk assessment models, methodologies, and processes. The student is taught how to perform a mission-focused data risk assessment. The results are presented as strategic and tactical recommendations to senior leaders on how to best mitigate risks to the organization’s data. Offered Spring semester, annually.
CYOM 455Advanced Cloud Cybersecurity and Governance3
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides students with the skills to develop an organization-wide cybersecurity program. The student is taught best practice methodologies for managing programs and projects and how to best communicate program objectives, measures and investment needs to senior leadership. The student in the Management and Leadership concentration must complete this course. Offered Spring semester, annually.
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides students with the concepts of cybersecurity legal framework and investigations. The student receives an awareness of the legal duties of an organization and individuals as well as the types of investigations needed to support these duties, nationally and internationally. Offered Spring semester, annually.
Completion of Core Courses Description: This course provides students with an understanding of the skills necessary to participate in the development of large scale IT systems. The student demonstrates the techniques, methods, and issues involved across the entire IT systems’ life-cycle, from requirements identification and analysis, through various levels of design, implementation, testing and operation/maintenance. A course project allows students to use course concepts to further understand how System Security Engineering is used in organizations. Offered Spring semester, annually.
