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CHAPTER 5 Computer Security 5.1 Introduction 5.2 Courses 5.2.1 COSC2302— Computer and Internet Forensics Chapter 5: Computer Security Computer security is one of the fastest-growing areas of the IT industry worldwide. There is a shortage of expertise in this area, with openings and salaries for computer security specialists increasing quickly. Students choosing to specialise in the computer security cluster will gain valuable understanding of security threats and vulnerabilities, the skills to prevent and address problems, and the capability to appropriately investigate computer security incidents. COSC2302 Computer & Internet Forensics explores issues related to security of computer systems, accessing and analysing data, reconstructing events, surveillance, intrusion prevention, intrusion detection, and recovery from breaches. COSC2304 Mobile & Wireless Computing introduces a variety of data communicating methods and protocols in wireless and mobile environments. Students learn to employ application frameworks for developing mobile applications, create web sites suitable for mobile environments, and select components and networks for particular applications. In COSC2107 Network Security, students will gain advanced knowledge in computer network security, which is becoming one of the most pressing problems in computing. Topics include: threats and attacks; system security; network security; application security; port security; data security; and security management. INTE1070 Secure Electronic Commerce covers security issues in e-commerce, focusing on the principles and concepts related to computer-based, electronic transactions. Pursuant to demand, the following courses on offer are: • COSC2302—Computer and Internet Forensics (see page 25) • INTE1125—Cryptography and Security (see page 26) • COSC2304—Mobile and Wireless Computing (see page 26) • COSC2107—Network Security (see page 26) • INTE1070—Secure Electronic Commerce (see page 26) • INTE2401—Secure Programming Environments (see page 27) Note: This is a Masters-level course. Course Description This course introduces students to the principles and practice of computer and internet forensics. Students will explore issues related to security of computer systems, accessing and analyzing data, reconstructing events, surveillance, intrusion prevention, intrusion detection, and recovery from breaches. This course is particularly aimed at students who have a strong interest in computer and information security. Pre-requisite Courses and Assumed Knowledge and Capabilities • INTE1070 Secure Electronic Commerce or equivalent (For information on equivalence go to http://www.cs.rmit.edu.au/courseguides/ equivalents.shtml.) For more information on the course, go to www.rmit.edu.au/courses2006/036671. 25
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