CYBERSECURITY LAW AND POLICY

Catalog description

This is an upper-division political science course that examines the issue of cybersecurity from an international relations perspective, focusing on the categories, sources, motivations, and targets of global cybersecurity threats and attacks against the United States, other countries, corporations, and organizations. The course also examines the development of national, regional, and international laws and policies to deter and respond to cybersecurity threats and attacks. The course is required in the Cybersecurity major (BS degree) in the Department of Computer Science and Engineering and the Cybersecurity Management major (BS degree) in the Department of Computer Information Systems and Analytics. This course is an elective in the International Relations subfield of the Political Science (BA and BS degree) major and minor and the International Affairs & Security concentration of the International Studies (BA degree) major and minor. Prerequisites: PSCI 1330 and 2300. [UD UCA Core: C]