ITS 382RF addresses a contemporary Information Cyber Security need in forensics and incident response. Even the best maintained and defended networks are vulnerable to intrusion incidents. ITS 382RF teaches computer forensics principles based around the purpose of enabling incident response actions in a business network environment. Building off a fundamental understanding of information security concepts, students will learn best practices for detecting, analyzing, and handling malicious activity. To assist students in to maintaining currency with rapidly changing cyber security technologies, topics may include Linux forensics, Windows forensics, disk and memory forensics, malware triage, network forensics, threat modeling, analysis techniques, and incident response procedures. |
Class Details
Credits: 3
Prereq: A grade of āCā or higher in ITS 122 or a grade of āCā or higher in ITS 324 or consent of instructor, Program Coordinator or Business, Legal & Technology Education Department Chairperson., Coreq: -
Courses: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY (ITS)
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