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CPSC 444

Computer Network Security

 

 

Course Description:

This course will focus on the security issues and procedures in computer and mobile communication networks. Topics include risk assessment and security policies, network intrusion detection, forensics technologies, and current trends and research in security policies and technologies. Prerequisites: CPSC 426 with a grade of C or better and an approved course in statistics.

 

Texts:

Title: Computer Network Security

Edition: 1

Authors: Joseph Migga Kizza

Publisher: Springer Science and Business Media, Inc.

ISBN: 0-387-20473-3

 

Chapters:

1. Computer Network Fundamentals

2. Understanding Network Security

3. Security threats to Computer Networks

4. Computer Network Vulnerabilities

5. Cyber Crime and Hackers

6. Hostile Scripts

7. Security Assessment, Analysis, and Assurance

8. Access Control and Authorization

9. Authentication

10. Cryptography

11. Firewalls

12. System Intrusion Detection and Prevention

13. Computer and Network forensics

14. Virus and Content Filtering

15. Security Evaluations of Computer Products

16. Computer Network Security Protocols and Standards

17. Security in Wireless Networks and Devices

18. Other Efforts to Secure Information and Computer Networks

19. Looking Ahead ? Security Beyond Computer Networks

 

Supplementary Text:

Title: Guide to Disaster Recovery.

Author: Michael Erbschloe

Edition: 1

Publisher: Thomason: Course Technology.

ISBN: 0-619-13122-5

 

Chapters

  1. Introduction to Disaster Recovery
  2. Preparing for the Disaster Recovery Plan
  3. Assessing Risk in the Enterprise
  4. Prioritizing System Functions for Recovery
  5. Developing Plans and Procedures
  6. Organizational Relationships in Disaster Recovery
  7. Procedures for Responding to Attacks on Computers
  8. Developing Procedures for Special Circumstances
  9. Implementing Disaster Recovery Plans