Class Outline
Definiton of cybersecurity
History on cybersecurity
Network security
Data security
Computer security
Introduction to various aspects of cybersecurity
- CERT/CSIRT: general; private and public sectors
- Cyber Crime: law enforcement
- Cyber Surveillance: intelligence
- Cyber Warfare: military
cybersecurity governance
- general
- stakeholders
- multistakeholder practice
Class Description (by Susan Landau): [ppt]
Abstract: Even before the 1988 Morris Worm, the network has been
provided a vector for attack. But early attacks, while disturbing to
the military, were largely treated lightly by the civilian sector
until the early 2000s. Even though some security measures were put in
place, our cybersecurity remains poor. Surveying the history of
attacks over the last three decades, this talk will discuss why, what
did we learn, and what might the future bring us.
provided a vector for attack. But early attacks, while disturbing to
the military, were largely treated lightly by the civilian sector
until the early 2000s. Even though some security measures were put in
place, our cybersecurity remains poor. Surveying the history of
attacks over the last three decades, this talk will discuss why, what
did we learn, and what might the future bring us.
Class Descriptoin (by Eneken Takk)
This
class explains the emergence of the ‘cyber security’ discourse through the
advances and proliferation in information and communication technologies, and
the
accompanying convergence of personal, corporate and political risk. The
class will position cybersecurity vis-a-vis related themes like information
security, network and data
security, international cyber security and cybersecurity
governance. The class will discuss the implications of cyber security concerns
on development and decision-making.
Class Description (Internet Society; Online)
Introduction to cybersecurity and resilience
Importance of risk management
Collaboration and coordination
Building cyber response capability
Technology building blocks for security
Cyberwar and peace
Class/Session Description (by Onno Purbo)
Main objectives: (1) hands-on experience how hacker
works, and
(2) obtain a practical overview on how to secure servers from cyber
attacks.
Class Description (by Chester Soong)
Part I: Fundamentals
- Internet topology and the underlying technology (just a 15 mins thing to set the stage and gets everyone to begin on the same page)
- Network security (Internet) IPv4 and IPv6
- Data security (various kinds of encryption applications such as VPN, SSL, HTTPS, etc.)
- Internet Application security (this section should mainly cover security topics from design to application development to application firewall (or intrusion prevention at
application layer)
application layer)
Part II: Hot topics
- Cyber surveillance
- Cyber Crime (only covers the common and latest cyber crime types without going into the investigation and detection in details as it should be covered
in the Cyber Crime module)
in the Cyber Crime module)
- Incident Response (For this class, I believe the content should be more "internal" to the organisation with the aim for the audience to learn how to
handle an Internet Security incident when his/her organisation is under attack or suffered from an attack. For the issues of the bigger picture such as
incident response at the Internet infrastructure level, it should belong to the class covered by CERT people)
handle an Internet Security incident when his/her organisation is under attack or suffered from an attack. For the issues of the bigger picture such as
incident response at the Internet infrastructure level, it should belong to the class covered by CERT people)
Video: 2017 APSIG by Susan Landau
Lecture Pool: Susan Landau
Additional Candidate Lecturers: Yurie Ito, Koichiro Komiyama, Onno Purbo, Ronald Deibolt, Eneken Tikk
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