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所在平台: Coursera |
课程主页: https://www.coursera.org/learn/cybersecurity-mobility
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课程名称：网络安全与移动性 课程概述：本课程旨在帮助有意向转向网络安全和移动管理岗位的学习者。通过与行业专家的访谈，学员将能够分析推动信息技术快速发展的创新如何为数据保护带来新挑战。例如，移动设备虽然提升了便利性，但常常绕过传统安全措施。完成本课程后，学员将能够描述威胁的演变过程，因为攻击者利用越来越多的复杂工具来利用我们对网络交换关键数据的日益依赖。 对于公共部门的职业追求，这些挑战同样严峻。黑客的泛滥、不可避免的人为错误、BYOD（自带设备）政策以及不断增加的信息共享需求，给政府和教育组织带来沉重负担并消耗大量资源。例如，五角大楼提出到2018年在网络安全项目上投资230亿美元。虽然这看似是一个庞大的数字，但考虑到美国政府信息资源的范围和重要性，投资的必要性显而易见。 完成课程模块后，学员将能够解释为何以往的预防策略已无法有效阻止先进和有针对性的攻击。有效的网络安全必须是多维度和分层次的，因为威胁可以来自几乎任何地方，针对组织的多个层面，有时甚至会在信息安全人员意识到攻击或漏洞之前持续数月或数年。因此，保护网络需要一种全面的方法，结合多个要素。 课程大纲： 1. 课程欢迎模块：介绍网络安全、移动性及课程结构，帮助学员评估自己对相关概念的了解。 2. 移动性解析模块：探讨移动性的广泛概念，包括物联网的影响及全球劳动力的移动趋势如何改变商业运营方式。 3. 网络安全模块：讨论网络安全的相关问题及其在当今互联世界中的重要性，分析移动性如何改变网络安全的格局。 4. 未来展望模块：展望网络安全与移动性的未来，介绍Gartner炒作周期，提供对行业各类技术的长期预期视角。
Name:Welcome to the Course!
Description:Welcome! In this module, you will be introduced to cybersecurity, mobility, and to the organization for this course. You will also see Chris and Mandy from SAP for the first time. They will be with us throughout the course. At the end of the module, you will have a chance to gauge your incoming knowledge of some of the concepts that will be presented in this course. If you struggle to answer any of the questions in this quiz, that's good! That means this course will be a good fit for you, where you will learn these answers and more! Also, all videos in this course have embedded quizzes. Hope you enjoy the learning process.
Name:Mobility Inc.
Description:In this module you will be exposed to everything that is mobility. You will learn that mobility is not just about smartphones and tablets. In the context of the Internet of Things, it has become a much broader concept. You will also be introduced to how the entire global workforce trend toward mobility changes the way businesses operate.
Name:Cybersecurity
Description:In this module we will cover issues pertaining to cybersecurity and its relevance in today’s connected world. You will learn how mobility has been a true game changer in relation to the cyber realm. Corporate IT boundaries are no longer constrained to a building. Increasingly, more and more people have the capacity to connect remotely using various means. This absolutely has cybersecurity implications.
Name:What's Next?
Description:In this module we will cover areas that point to the future of cybersecurity and mobility. Mobility will continue to evolve as will IoT and things that are not even on our radar presently. For that reason you will be introduced to the Gartner Hype Cycle, which will provide you with a view industry usually has about various technologies and how they may fare in the long term.
This course is for you if you are interested in transitioning toward a managerial role in cybersecurity and mobility. Through interviews with industry experts in this area, you will be able to analyze innovations powering the rapid spread of information technology and how they present new challenges for protecting data. For example, mobile devices increase convenience but often bypass traditional security measures. After this course, you will be able to describe how the nature of the threat evolves, as culprits employ a burgeoning set of sophisticated tools to take advantage of our growing reliance on networks for critical-data exchange. If you want to pursue a career in the public sector, the stakes are high as well. The proliferation of hackers, inevitable human errors, bring-your-own-device (BYOD) initiatives, and the ever-broadening need to share information weigh heavily on government and education organizations, and consume substantial resources. The Pentagon, for example, has proposed to spend $23 billion on network security initiatives through 2018. This sounds like a large sum, until you consider the scope and importance of the U.S. government information resources this investment must protect. After completing the course modules you will be able to explain how yesterday’s prevention strategies are no longer adequate for stopping advanced, targeted attacks. Effective cybersecurity must be multi-dimensional and tiered, as threats can originate from virtually anywhere, target numerous levels of an organization, and sometimes persist for months or years before an information security staff is aware of an attack or breach. Therefore securing networks requires a holistic approach that incorporates several elements.
