Information and Cyber Security Literacy: Security Engineering and Architecture
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This course will teach you how security must be embedded in all organizational technology using security architecture and engineering concepts.
With ever-growing threats to protect digital assets, knowing the tools, objectives, and roles of organizational security architecture and engineering is imperative. In this course, Information and Cyber Security Literacy: Security Engineering and Architecture, you’ll learn to apply security principles in your environment. First, you’ll explore what comprises security architecture and engineering. Next, you’ll discover how this applies to security operations. Finally, you’ll learn to apply secure systems administration and IAM controls. When you finish this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of security architecture and engineering needed for secure systems management.
Author Name: Dr. Lyron H. Andrews
Author Description:
Dr. Andrews’ technology career spans three decades. His roles included network manager New York City Department of Education, BMG Direct senior director of IT, and BNY Mellon dean of technology. His doctoral research at Teachers College Columbia found that critical thinking skills thrive in environments that are supportive of five essential elements in the mind of a critical thinker. He teaches cyber security. He has integrated technology management with teaching at Columbia University and other… more
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