IS 2132 Advanced Information Security 3.0 Credits
Covers the foundations of securing digital infrastructure by examining threats, vulnerabilities, and the technologies used to prevent cyber attacks, including encryption, security devices, identity protection, and access management. Explores the legal and policy factors that shape organizational security, such as privacy, fair use, confidentiality, and acceptable use standards. Hands-on exercises reinforce technical skills while highlighting how well-designed policies support secure and compliant computing environments.
Repeat Status: Not repeatable for credit
Prerequisites: IS 2122 [Min Grade: D] or CT 201 [Min Grade: D]