CYBER SECURITY

Duration : 4 Years

Course Fee: ₹ INR 1,00,000 TO INR 5,00,000 Approx /-
Eligibility: Have passed 10+2 in any stream from a recognized board

About CYBER SECURITY

Cyber Security

Cyber Security is a specialized field in Information Technology (IT) which is viewed as a sub stream in Computer Science. Cyber Security program intends to equip aspirants with the information and abilities needed to guard the PC networks, OS (operating systems), and information from any cyber-attacks.

This deals with the protection of any system from the virus, spam, tracking and stealing information through the web or internet. It is the study of digital damages and strings of personal and financial data.

In today’s date the Cyber Security experts are in great demand. As there is a increment in cybercrimes consistently, pursuing a career in Cyber Security is worth doing. Cyber Security professionals or experts are needed worldwide in large numbers.

Cyber Security Eligibility Criteria

The eligibility criteria you must fulfill to get admission in Cyber Security Program. The aspirants can check all the required eligibility criteria for the cyber-security course which are given in the list below:

For B.Tech/ B.E/ B.Sc

You must have cleared class 12^th or equivalent examination with PCM as the main subject from the recognized board with at least 60% minimum marks.
Applicants should be obtained an acceptable rank and marks in JEE mains entrance examination to get admission form B.Tech/B.E.

For M.Tech/ M.E

You must have done graduation in B.Tech/B.E course or any other equivalent technical examination degree with at least 55% marks
The applicant’s graduation must be completed from the recognized university/college
Candidates must have scored the acceptable rank and marks in the GATE entrance examination

For UG & PG Diploma

You can do diploma through both UG and PG Level.
You must have done graduation or post graduation to pursue the diploma courses.

Cyber Security Courses Subjects

Module 1 – Introduction

Overview of the course
Economics of information goods
Brief history of the field: why study cybersecurity as an economics problem
Security engineering for economists
Economics for engineers

Module 2 – Measuring Cyber Security

How to measure cybersecurity?
Data collection and processing
Metric in practice
Case study: security metrics for botnet mitigation by ISPs

Module 3 – Security Investment & Management

Security strategies
Optimal information security investment
Risk management
Operational security management

Module 4 – Market Failures & Policies

Public Goods
Externalities
Information asymmetries

Module 5 – Policy Interventions to Correct Market Failures

Ex-ante safety regulation/ex-post liability
Information disclosure (trust seals, certifications
Indirect Intermediary Liability

Module 6 – Case study: cooperation and information sharing

Phishing takedown
The role of intermediaries

Module 7 – The Human Factor

Introduction to behavioural economics
The heuristics and biases tradition
Applying behavioural economics: consumer behaviour and deception
The behavioural economics of privacy
Security economics and policy

Cyber Security Job Profiles

Chief Information Security Officer	Security Software Developer
Security Auditor	Security Architect
Penetration Testes	Security Engineer
Security Manager	Forensic Expert
Vulnerability Accessor	Security Analyst
Cryptographer	Security Code Auditor
Security Administration	Security Specialist
Security Consultant	Network security
Incident Responder	Application security