FOUNDATIONS OF INFORMATION SECURITY

Catalog description

Information security dates back t o the earliest times of human civilization. In more modern times, the concepts involved in information security discussions have taken on a digital, or cyber, connotation. Often missing from a discussion related to information security is context for those outside of the field of computing. This course provides that context in order for students to gain insight into the people, processes, and technologies related to information assurance, privacy, threats, vulnerabilities, and more. Students will apply concepts related to data confidentiality, integrity, utility, authenticity, and access controls as they relate to their discipline(s). (4 credits)