Teaching cybersecurity : a handbook for teaching the cybersecurity body of knowledge in a conventional classroom /
"Let's be realistic here. Ordinary K-12 educators don't know what "cybersecurity" is and could probably care less about incorporating it into their lesson plans. Yet, teaching cybersecurity is a critical national priority. So, this book aims to cut through the usual roadbloc...
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| Language: | English |
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Boca Raton :
CRC Press, Taylor & Francis Group,
2023.
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| Edition: | First edition. |
| Series: | Security, Audit and Leadership Series
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Table of Contents:
- Chapter 1. Why You Should Read This Book
- How We Plan to Present This?
- But First : An Overview of the Contents of the CSEC
- The Beginning of the Story : Tom Is Handed a Challenge
- Chapter 2. Getting Down to Business : Data Security
- Topic One : Why Is Data Security Important?
- The Basic Elements of Data Security : Processing, Transmitting, and Storing
- Ensuring Secure Data Transmission : Secure Transmission Protocols
- Ensuring Secure Data Storage : Information Storage Security
- Making Data Indecipherable : Cryptology
- Cracking the Code : Cryptanalysis
- Forensics : The Investigative Aspect
- Privacy : Ensuring Personal Data
- Chapter 3. Software Security : Software Underlies Everything - Topic One : Fundamental Principles of Software Security
- Thinking about Security in Design
- Building the Software Securely
- Assuring the Security of the Software
- Secure Deployment and Maintenance
- Ensuring Proper Documentation
- Software Security and Ethics - Chapter 4. Component Security : It All Starts with Components
- Designing Secure Components
- Assuring the Architecture : Component Testing
- Buying Components Instead of Making Them
- The Mystery of Reverse Engineering
- Chapter 5. Connection Security
- The CSEC Connection Security Knowledge Areas
- Topic One : The Physical Components of the Network
- Topic Two : Physical Interfaces and Connectors
- Topic Three : Physical Architecture : The Tangible Part of the Network
- Topic Four : Building a Distributed System
- Topic Five : Building a Network
- Topic Six : The Bits and Pieces of Network Operation
- Top Seven : The Practical Considerations of Building a Network
- Top Eight : Network Defense
- Chapter 6. System Security : Assembling the Parts into a Useful Whole
- Topic One : Thinking Systematically
- Topic Two : Managing What You Create
- Topic Three : Controlling Access
- Topic Four : Defending Your System
- Topic Five : Retiring an Old System Securely
- Topic Six : System Testing
- Topic Seven : Common System Architectures
- Chapter 7. Human Security : Human-Centered Threats
- Topic One : Identity Management
- Topic Two : Social Engineering
- Topic Three : Personal Compliance
- Topic Four : Awareness and Understanding
- Topic Five : Social and Behavioral Privacy
- Topic Six : Personal Data Privacy and Security
- Topic Seven : Usable Security and Privacy
- Chapter 8. Organizational Security : Introduction Securing the Enterprise
- Topic One : Risk Management
- Topic Two : Security Management
- Topic Three : Cybersecurity Planning
- Topic Four : Business Continuity, Disaster Recovery, and Incident Management
- Topic Five : Personnel Security
- Topic Six : Systems Management
- Topic Seven : Security Program Management
- Topic Eight : Security Operations Management
- Topic Nine : Analytical Tools
- Chapter 9. Societal Security : Security and Society
- Topic One : Cybercrime
- Topic Two : Cyber Law
- Topic Three : Cyber Ethics
- Topic Four : Cyber Policy
- Topic Five : Privacy