BUS 4510 - Cybersecurity

Credits: 3

This course studies the contemporary cybersecurity threat facing organizations. Students apply various risk frameworks to provide structure to the decision-making needed to invest in resources for security controls and countermeasures. Multiple strategies are explored, including policies, procedures, training, technologies, and methodologies, including enterprise risk-management and financial decision-making used in other sectors of an organization. Topics include qualitative and quantitative risk analysis, audits, metrics, vulnerability assessments, capital budgeting, return on security investment, legal and regulatory compliance, and security best practices. This course will prepare students for leadership roles in assuring the security of an organizations operations. (3) Prerequisite: BUS 4500

Prerequisite(s): None
Undergraduate