Law/Tandon (LAWT-LW)

MSCRS: Introduction to US Law

MS CRS: Cybersecurity – Governance and Regulatory Forces

MS CRS: Information Privacy Law Part I

MS CRS: Cybercrime

MS CRS: Integrated Cybersecurity Management

MS CRS: Cybersecurity - The Evolving Regulatory Landscape

MS CRS: Information Privacy Law Part II

MS CRS: National Security Issues in Cyberspace

MS CRS: Innovation Policy Colloquium

MS CRS: Network Security

MS CRS: Information Systems Security Engineering and Management

MSCRS: Introduction to Computer Networking

MS CRS: Emerging Innovations in Cyber Security

This course provides an overview of the roles and responsibilities of a Cybersecurity Risk manager and associated tools and techniques used to assess and understand Cyber risk to any organization or a product / service. This course addresses the principles and techniques of risk monitoring, assessment and reporting. It highlights the common and hidden risk of a typical IT infrastructure in an organization. The students are then exposed to Risk Management frameworks which allows for a common language to describe and document risk for assessment, mitigation planning and communication. Risk treatment plans and the major lines of defense are covered. Later in the course identification, selection, testing and effectiveness of Controls is taught along with Key Control Indicators (KCI’s).

This course will introduce students to the concepts and applications of operational, business, and technology resiliency. At the end of the course students will understand the history of resiliency, how to apply resiliency principles to their business and operations departments and enable resiliency architecture and testing into their technology development lifecycle. The intention of the course is for the student to be empowered with a resiliency mindset and the frameworks to enable resiliency into all parts of any organization.